The conclusion of that is there is no such thing ever as a moral choice or free will. Not the slightest possibility. And it's hard to refute him. But your brain controls you. No, the brain controls the heart.
People can be brain dead and live a long while and live without love, if they're brain dead.
The way science ethics thought is going, apart from the physical quantum theory which can be measured, there is evolutionary psychology, and it seems almost obvious that if the body developed the brain developed at a certain point morality had to without our being able to control it. There's something of a large debate among neo-Darwinists you probably notice about what's called altruism in a part of animals where an individual gives up its life so more can survive. And whether it's really altruism or whether it's the genes finding a way to protect more of the genes by having one individual animal or organism sacrifice itself. But critics of Wilson say that you know people aren't ants and that the problem with Wilson is that he extrapolates from social insects to people. Well I can't argue the point.