“A revelatory and concise primer on the free-will debate […] The facility with which Tonelli presents the argument's landscape should delight even those readers who ultimately disagree with the author's conclusions.”
— Kirkus Reviews
A profound and original journey into one of the most debated philosophical questions of all time.
Confronting the irreconcilable perspectives that have long defined the dialogue between free-will defenders and skeptics, Tonelli embarks on a search for common ground and develops an unconventional approach to reframe the discussion. With a sweeping vision that connects the inquiries of ancient philosophers to the latest developments in artificial intelligence, this personal quest puts forth a novel framework that will allow readers of different persuasions to clarify their own views on this enduring riddle.
Thought-provoking and engaging, The Skeptic's Paradox brings a fresh perspective on one of life's great mysteries. This is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the enigma of free will and its deep implications for human identity.