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Dave and Tamler argue some more about the role of emotion and intuition in blame judgments, and then offer some moral psychology-related recommendations for your New Year\u2019s viewing and reading pleasure.\xa0Plus, can you turn listening to VBW into a good drinking game?\xa0Offer some suggestions and win a free Very Bad Wizards T-shirt!\xa0

• Tamler's early defense of free will skepticism:
  • "Darrow and Determinism"\xa0[naturalism.org]
  • "No Soul? I Can Live with That. No Free Will? AHHHHH!!!"\xa0[psychologytoday.org]
  • "Free Will Skepticism in Action" [naturalism.org]
  • Tamler's interview with Galen\xa0Strawson\xa0[believermag.org]
  • The Objective Attitude\xa0[philpapers.org]
• Daniel Miessler on Sam Harris vs. Very Bad Wizards\xa0[danielmiessler.com]
• The Sceptic by David Hume [econlib.org]
• Paul Russell\u2019s Free Will, Art, Morality\xa0[verybadwizards.com]
• Locke [imdb.com]
• The Subjective Effects of Nitrous Oxide\xa0by William James [erowid.org]
• Kahan, D. M., Peters, E., Dawson, E. C., & Slovic, P. (2013). Motivated numeracy and enlightened self-government. Social Science Research Network. Available: http://ssrn. com/abstract, 2319992.
• Black Mirror\xa0[imdb.com]
• Snowpiercer [imdb.com]
• Snowpiercer-Left or Right [everyframeapainting.tumbler.com]
• Logicomix: An Epic Search for Truth\xa0[amazon.com affiliate link]\xa0
• Meaning in Life and Why It Matters by Susan Wolf. Princeton University. Press, 2010. [amazon.com affiliate link]

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