The Curse of Free Will - Judea Pearl
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TECHNICAL REPORT R-375 doi 10.1515/jci-2013-0027 Journal of Causal Inference 2013; 1(2): 255–257 Causal, Casual and Curious Judea Pearl* The Curse of Free-Will and the Paradox of Inevitable Regret Abstract: The paradox described below aims to clarify the principles by which empirical data are harnessed to guide decision making. It is motivated by the practical question of whether empirical assessments of…
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