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?UNCONSCIOUS WILL? SWAYS ACTIONS: This kind of thing is often pitched as a reason for regulation, s?

By Glenn Reynolds

“UNCONSCIOUS WILL” SWAYS ACTIONS: This kind of thing is often pitched as a reason for regulation, since your free will is portrayed as illusory. But I say it’s another reason not to trust technocracy, since the technocrats will probably be acting less rationally than they pretend, and yet technocracy’s claims of legitimacy are based entirely on technocrats’ superior rational powers . . . .

Full post as published by Instapundit.com on July 05, 2010 (boomark / email).