Who is the main one?

Who are we? Biological robots programmed to perform certain actions and maintain certain functions? Computers, multitasking, complex, complex, but at the same time limited and sometimes giving failures? Do we have free will? If so, then where, because we are an integral part of the deterministic universe, where everything is predetermined, everything has causes and consequences. Can we be the only object in the universe that cannot be amenable to its basic laws? And if there is no freedom of will, then why is it so desperate to us that we control our actions and fully lead our lives? And then can we talk about responsibility for your actions? Whether it is a judicial verdict or torment of a moral plan. Michael Gazzaniga advises the answers to these questions in the interaction of the brain and reason.

Albert Einstein, and after him, for example, Richard Dokins and a huge number of leading modern scientists, say that a person is deterministic