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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Debate & Discussion > At what age do humans get free will?
 
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Crumbskull
Sep 13, 2005

The worker and the soil

Cabbages and Kings posted:

haha, yeah, G.E.B. is a good intro for people who either already have or strongly desire a grounding in CS fundamentals. I will check out your rec, have not read.

I have long fantasized that my dream job is running a curriculum that would use G.E.B. as a source for CS101 and CS102, and also have a optional enrichment side-path that would explore some of the same concepts through contemplative work (reflecting on Joshu's dog as a koan, etc).

I found GEB to be extremely annoying. Personally, I think Gilbert Ryle's Theory of Mind serves fairly well.

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