1) By relying on recorded lectures and assigned readings, is responsibility relevant for solving the problem of free will? If yes, explain why yes, if not, why not. Use your own examples while doing so.

2) So, in your own opinion, is Jim in any way responsible for the deaths of innocent people in Bernard Williams's thought experiment? Explain why, or why not. In doing so, provide arguments for your own position.

3) In order to solve the dilemma of whether my actions are free or not, which theoretical options are available as potential solutions to the problem of free will. By relying on recorded lectures and assigned readings, explain advantages and disadvantages of each respective option. Which one makes the most sense to you and why?