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'''Buridan's ass''' was an illustration of a problem in the philosophy of free will. It referred to {{w|Jean Buridan}}, a [[France|French]] philosopher in the [[14th century]], and described a hypothetical experiment with a hungry [[donkey]]. If placed exactly between two mangers filled with hay, the beast would starve to death because it couldn't work out which one to go for.
'''Buridan's ass''' was an illustration of a problem in the philosophy of free will. It referred to {{w|Jean Buridan}}, a [[France|French]] philosopher in the [[14th century]], and described a hypothetical experiment with a hungry [[donkey]]. If placed exactly between two mangers filled with hay, the beast would starve to death because it couldn't work out which one to go for.


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