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Do we have free will? 32 videos and 5 podcast episodes

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01 · Where and what32 videos · 5 podcast episodes

Do we have free will? 30 hours of scientists and philosophers arguing it out

37sources: 32 videos from 20 YouTube channels, 5 episodes from 5 podcasts
30hof talks, debates and radio, 311,127 words, every line timestamped
49Mviews on YouTube, plus 200 top comments

Kurzgesagt · StarTalk · CrashCourse · Big Think · Closer To Truth · World Science Festival · The Royal Institution · Sabine Hossenfelder · Alex O'Connor · Andrew Huberman · and more. Podcasts: Very Bad Wizards · New Books in Philosophy · Life Examined · The Philosopher's Zone · Inquiring Minds

The most-viewed videos of 8+ minutes on free will, plus 5 podcast episodes that exist only as audio; none is published as text by its source
02 · Podcasts5 episodes · audio only

4.6 hours of podcasts, transcribed in 1.8 minutes in parallel

5episodes from 5 shows, with no video and no published transcript
4.6hof audio, 45,917 words, every line timestamped
1.8 minfor all of it: 21 pieces of up to 15 minutes, 10 at a time

Who they add: 3 guests, 2 of them philosophers. Christian List says that our choices are real, Daniel Dennett that free will fits with a determined world, and Robert Sapolsky, in 2 episodes, that there is none.

"Nobody is pulling my strings. I'm pulling my own strings."

Daniel Dennett · The Philosopher's Zone · 0:32:07

"my lunatic fringe stance is that we have no free will whatsoever"

Robert Sapolsky · Inquiring Minds · 0:04:30
Guests' positions read from the transcripts (inferred); hosts not counted. Shows: Very Bad Wizards · New Books in Philosophy · Life Examined · The Philosopher's Zone · Inquiring Minds
03 · The three campsWho says what

The loudest voice says no: Robert Sapolsky is in 10 of 37 sources

NoThere is no free will

Robert Sapolsky (8 videos, 2 podcasts), Sam Harris (5), Alex O'Connor (4), Sabine Hossenfelder (3)

BothIt fits with a determined world

Daniel Dennett (4 videos, 1 podcast), Michael Gazzaniga (2), Steven Pinker, Joscha Bach

YesOur choices are real

Kevin Mitchell (3 videos), John Searle, Craig Biddle, Michio Kaku; podcast: Christian List

?Not sure

Neil deGrasse Tyson ("leaning towards the absence of free will"), Christof Koch, Roger Penrose

Position of each named speaker, read from what they say in the transcripts (inferred)
04 · The argumentsVideos + podcasts using each

33 of 37 sources take up the same point: your biology and upbringing decide

Biology and upbringing28+5
Deterministic physics26+4
Blame and punishment25+4
Agency is real24+3
Live as if free25+2
Acting on reasons23+3
Chance isn't freedom23+2
Brain decides first18+3
Religion and the soul12+3
Red argues against free will, green for it, black is used by both sides; labels read from the transcripts (inferred)
05 · Where they disagreeFour fights

Four questions split the experts

Does the brain decide first?

"the brain was making decisions unconsciously about a third of a second before the person became aware of the decision"

Alfred Mele on Libet's experiment · World Science Festival

"correlation is not causation"

Christof Koch · World Science Festival
Is agency real?

"we are nothing more than the sum of our biological luck over which we had no control"

Robert Sapolsky · Alex O'Connor

"the way a system is organized can have some causal power over what happens"

Kevin Mitchell · Adam Conover
Is “compatible” a real answer?

"Free will is an achievement. It's a skill. It's not a metaphysical feature."

Daniel Dennett · How To Academy

"I just think that's a copout that compatibilism just evades the problem"

John Searle · Closer To Truth
Can we still blame anyone?

"hating somebody makes as little sense as hating an earthquake"

Robert Sapolsky · StarTalk

"we don't just act for reasons. We represent our reasons to ourselves and to others."

Daniel Dennett · Big Think
Each pair quoted word for word from the transcripts
06 · WhoVideos by views

Kurzgesagt and StarTalk drew the biggest crowds

VideoChannelViews
Do You Have a Free Will?Kurzgesagt6.5M
Two Astrophysicists Debate Free WillStarTalk5.7M
Determinism vs Free WillCrashCourse3.7M
The Surgery That Proved There Is No Free WillJoe Scott3.5M
Do We Have Free Will? with Robert SapolskyStarTalk2.7M
The Universe in 90 minutes, with Sean CarrollBig Think2.4M
Views at collection time (YouTube only)
07 · How they explain itThe images they use

Pool tables, dominoes and a hungry judge

A pool tableEvery particle's path, and your choice to watch, set 14 billion years ago (Kurzgesagt)
Falling dominoesSenses, hormones, childhood and culture, each pushing the next (Sapolsky)
The hungry judgeParole decisions change with how long since the judge's last meal (StarTalk)
The diving boardPushed off or jumping: same fall, different cause (CrashCourse)
Grades of gasolineLow-grade, mid-grade and premium freedom (Closer To Truth)
The skier and the boulderBoth determined, but one of them has self-control (Dennett, The Philosopher's Zone)
08 · QuotesWord for word

The lines people will repeat

"I don't think we have a shred of freewill"

Robert Sapolsky · Andrew Huberman · 1:13:50

"Yes, you can do whatever you want. You just can't choose what it is that you want."

Alex O'Connor · 0:11:32

"The reason for believing that we have free will is we experience it every day"

John Searle · Closer To Truth · 1:06

"Of course we don't have free will."

Sabine Hossenfelder · 0:34

"agency is absolutely crucial to what living things are."

Kevin Mitchell · The Royal Institution · 12:05

"I've been married for 20 plus years I do not have free will"

Neil deGrasse Tyson · StarTalk · 14:31
Each quote checked against its transcript
09 · What viewers said200 top comments, 10 most-viewed videos

Viewers answer with jokes

27say there is no free will
12believe in it
22just joke about it

"If i am NPC, the programmer was joking"

31,000 likes

"Officer, I swear, it was established 14 billion years ago!"

18,000 likes

"Of course I believe in free will. I have no choice."

13,000 likes
14 more are torn or confused; the other 125 talk about the host, the guest or something else
10 · MethodHow this was made

65 calls, $2.25 of data

  • Find videos: 2 calls, 192 results from 27 searches.
  • Transcripts: 4 calls of up to 9 videos each, about a minute.
  • Comments: 1 call, 200 comments.
  • Podcasts: 5 episodes from a public podcast directory, each downloaded from its show's feed; 21 audio-to-text calls, 4.6 hours in 1.8 minutes, $1.08.
  • An AI model reads 311,000 words and writes the digest: 37 calls, $0.32; every quote is checked against its transcript.
Real runs on Sep 25 (videos) and Sep 26, 2026 (podcasts)
Price

Pay per call

CallPrice
Transcript of a video, any length$0.0027 per video
Find videos$0.0027 per video found (podcast episodes: free)
Audience comments$0.0013 per comment
Podcast audio to text$0.0039 per minute of audio

Billed per call at the price shown. Full breakdown: pricing.

Questions
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