On Moral Responsibility: Why Free Will Might Be the Wrong Question

Free Will and Determinism: Can We Be Responsible in a Clockwork Universe?

If every event is causally determined by prior events, how can anyone be morally responsible? A compatibilist response: what matters is whether actions flow from values, not whether those values were causally determined. This reframes AI responsibility entirely.

Blind Spots, Consistency, and What Remains

On moral exemplars, blind spots, and applying consistent standards—to others and to oneself.