Frankfurt cases

Okay.

And so Frankfurt, his case is a little different, but he, you know, he, he's credited for, you know, introducing the, the cases that are now called Frankfurt cases.

Um, there's lots of varieties of them, and there's, yeah, there's so many different versions that actually fall into different categories that we, we don't wanna get into here.

But what he said was, "This looks like a case where, you know, I didn't actually make you vote for candidate A or make that decision.

So that's sort of the, the two, um, I don't know, sources or motivations for the semi-compatibilist position.

It looks like there's reason to think determinism takes away a certain kind of freedom, the freedom to do otherwise.

But on the other hand, that kind of freedom isn't necessary for moral responsibility, uh, as we learned from the Frankfurt cases.

So that's the kind of position that, that I go for.