In a study, some students were primed to think there's no such thing as free will, and became more inclined to
cheat on a math test. Ronald Bailey is
skeptical about assumptions that justice and morality depend on free will. So am I, though in addition I'm skeptical about assumptions that there is no free will. I wrote about it
here, as well as
here,
here and
here. A mention of how I started caring about the subject is
here, though for the record, the snowstorm was in Queens, not Manhattan.