Free will is an essential problem in human knowledge that investigates the relationships between all creatures, including human beings, with each other, nature, and ecosystem. The immense impacts of free will on science, law, and ethics and, as a result, on everyday life of humans are undeniable. This is the reason behind almost two centuries of intense research by well-known researchers on this historic problem in the Western world. This book, based on a constructive modeling of the problem, provides its solution and analyzes its applications in science, law, and ethics.
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Free will is an essential problem in human knowledge that investigates the relationships between all creatures, including human beings, with each other, nature, and ecosystem. The immense impacts of free will on science, law, and ethics and, as a result, on everyday life of humans are undeniable. This is the reason behind almost two centuries of intense research by well-known researchers on this historic problem in the Western world. This book, based on a constructive modeling of the problem, provides its solution and analyzes its applications in science, law, and ethics.
Jamshid Farshidi is an Iranian American. He completed his education in Iran through his MS degree in mathematics from Sharif Institute of Technology in Teheran, in 1978, and received his PhD in the field of mathematical statistics from Michigan State University in 1991. Farshidi has spent his entire career in academia, teaching at universities in Iran and the United States. He has published several papers in his scientific area of interest, stochastic processes and their predictions. His major interests are in modeling of scientific problems and world issues. He is the author of the paper "Failure of Einstein's Theory and Mass-Energy Equation" and the book "Palestine-Israel: A Just Plan for Permanent Peace." Recently, he is living in Williamsburg, Virginia. This book is a result of his constructive modeling of the historic problem of free will, an essential problem in the history of human knowledge that has been remained unsolved for a long time.
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