 Thank you. I'm Caitlin from Lewis and Clark College. So if neuroscience did show that all of our actions could be predicted before we decided to do them and so seemed to indicate that we didn't have free will, do you think it would impact society beyond philosophy at all, or is it just far too useful for us to think and act as though we have free will and so we always will? Well, there's a lot packed into the ifs there. First of all, if neuroscience can predict what we're going to do,