Compatibilism
The view that moral responsibility does not require an uncaused or unsettled will.
Hume and, much later, P. F. Strawson are different compatibilists. Frankfurt’s 1969 paper argues that the ability to do otherwise is not required for responsibility. NOEMA can record a compatibilist answer where one is offered. It cannot place that answer at 50, because 50 is only the midpoint of directional weights. Compatibilism is not halfway between the poles. It rejects the poles’ shared assumption.