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It is not the case that People who give incompatibilist responses because they confuse determinism with bypassing do not hold a genuine commitment to incompatibilism.
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Nahmias and colleagues' 'bypassing' research shows folk incompatibilism tracks agent-causation concerns, not mere conceptual confusion about mechanism.
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If respondents consistently react to perceived absence of self-originated agency, their incompatibilism reflects a genuine commitment to agent-causal libertarianism.
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Pereboom and Clarke argue agent-causation intuitions constitute a philosophically serious incompatibilist tradition, not a cognitive error to be dismissed.
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Knobe and Nichols demonstrate that performance errors in folk reasoning do not automatically invalidate the underlying competence those responses imperfectly express.
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A respondent who conflates determinism with bypassing may still possess a genuine incompatibilist intuition that determinism undermines the self-authorship required for moral responsibility.
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Interpreting determinism as bypassing is a conceptual confusion, not a reflection of what determinism actually entails.
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Responses based on a confused interpretation of determinism do not reflect a real philosophical commitment to incompatibilism.
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