Re-upload: Free Will

A complete lack of Free Will can no more exist in a human than complete Free Will. So I am guessing you are arguing for something in between? But if events had been changeable here or there, Different routes and paths would have emerged. Yes but it is all influenced by past decisions. A man who goes work every weekday 9-5 doesn't just randomly change his mind not to go work. Something happens like an illness or he wants to do something more important in his life. Illnesses happen more often than not because the man was not aware his lack of resistance to the specific illness or maybe he does intentionally to miss work which would be influenced by a past decision or a memory that he is getting paid barely paid nothing for the amount of work he is doing which is why he decides to find another job or find a moment of relief. The more important thing in his life is going to be also influenced by past decisions. Maybe he watched his favourite actor play a role which triggered him to try to become an actor or his brain remembered him as a child who had hopes and dreams of becoming one. This wasn't because of free will instead made by the lack of free will. The brain chose to show the man the memory as a child to I guess reduce his sadness of a job he was in or wanted him to continue watching his favourite movies as a relief to the complete boredom of his life. A man is freeNot completely free. Free to try but not free from consequence. A man can freely jump off a building but would have to live with the consequences of broken bones. That free act has given the person a restriction. Maybe the person is now disabled or cannot continue with his daily life until his legs become functional again. A man is only as free as he can be. A man cannot fly because he does not have the power to freely do that. Maybe when we have a tool that can fly that might happen but not now. Free Will still exists even if it twere called an illusion. A illusion I would say is another word for a lie. It doesn't exist but you perceive it as real. If free will was real we would have evidence to state it to be the case but with the further science goes the less likely it looks people have free will. A man can exist within the constraints of fate since he also possesses the ability to do as he thinks best, But not knows. Looking at my definition: Free will: the power of acting without the constraint of necessity or fate; the ability to act at one's own discretion. (Google: Free will define)Without constraint is a condition to having free will. Any kind of constraints limits free will making it non-existent. He thinks best is limited to what the person knows and is capable of. Sure the person might want to help people but do not know how. The will of the man wanting to help is constrained by the lack of knowledge the man has to do commit actions to help people. To say free will does not mean complete free will. If only good existed, It would not. Good and evil are man made concepts and we cannot absolutely say an action is good rather then bad. Sure it can be 99% but we cannot be 100% sure on anything. Not knowing this allows us freely to make mistakes but not the will to always improve on those mistakes. even the most smallest choices are influenced by many factors that are restraints that limit to how free a persons will can be. Does that mean that there is 'some freedom? When you say limit I mean, That implies that we have 'some even if not much, To me. I don't know how much it limits the person but I would say free will cannot exist with constraints. If you are going for half-free will you maybe correct but as science improves we can provide less evidence for something that allows free will to occur. It is like a soul. People say we have it but do not know where it is. Await your response.