“Free will” is not just a book, it is a challenge to the usual ideas about how our mind works and how much we really control our actions. The author, Sam Harris, a recognized philosopher, neuroscientist and popularizer of science, masterfully examines one of the most acute and controversial topics of our time the question of free will. This book will be a real discovery for those interested in philosophy, psychology, neuroscience and ethics, as well as for readers looking for answers to fundamental questions about the nature of human behavior and responsibility. In Free Will, Harris raises crucial questions: Are we really free in our decisions or are all our actions predetermined by biological and external factors? The author is not limited to simple reasoning, and refers to the latest advances in neuroscience, Research and Development , who doubt the existence of true freedom of choice. It shows how modern technology and scientific discoveries allow us to track the processes taking place in the brain, even before we realize our decisions. This creates a powerful argument against traditional notions of free will and responsibility, which can be a real shock for those who are accustomed to considering themselves the master of their fate. The book "Freedom of Will" is addressed to a wide audience - from students and young scientists to mature readers interested in philosophy and science. It will especially appeal to those who like to reflect on the nature of human behavior, ethical dilemmas, and social responsibility. If you are looking for a book that will force you to rethink your views on freedom, morality and personal responsibility, then this work will be a real intellectual challenge for you. Sam Harris' style in Free Will is clear, logical, and analytical. He masterfully combines a scientific approach with philosophical reflection, making complex ideas accessible and fascinating. Harris is known for his other works, such as God: The Idea That Changed the World and The End of Faith, where he also explores the boundaries of religion, science, and morality. In Free Will, the author continues his mission to stimulate dialogue about how we understand ourselves and the world around us. This book is not only a scientific study, but also a philosophical manifesto that raises important questions about the nature of human responsibility and the meaning of life. Why do we act this way and not otherwise? What does it mean to be free in a world where everything is predetermined? And how can this knowledge affect our morality and social institutions? The answers to these questions can change your perception of yourself and the surrounding reality. If you’re looking for a book that will not only expand your horizons, but also make you think about the essence of human existence, Sam Harris’ Free Will is exactly what you need. This work is a real intellectual adventure that combines the achievements of science and philosophy, inviting the reader to deep reflections on the nature of freedom, responsibility and the meaning of life. Do not miss the chance to get acquainted with this fascinating study, which will leave a mark in your mind and help you look at the world from a new angle.