Freewill Does NOT Exist and is an illusion brought about by our limited minds

Yes that definition does create a harsh dualism between fate and choice. Looking at that statement in a different way, you can see that choices govern fate not fate govern choice, but if you choose to believe that fate dictates your choices then any and every opportunity that presents itself to you that requires you to make a choice is an illusion and you are pretty much on autopilot until death.Your choice making maps out your destination, a combination of choices equals up to your so called fate. Your ability to change your mind is key to understanding parts of free will. For example many people where born into an religion but some (with information) changed their beliefs on religion. You can argue that this was fate or the choice they was suppose to make, but then that means that you know and can predict the choices of others. This example also can show you how the nature and natural theory is not concrete It is also wise to note that if you believe your life is already predetermined then you are acknowledging that a god or a creator exist.You said " thoughts, emotions, consciousness and dream are all physical. They are nothing more than chemical and neurological reactions". True but why stop there when you can add the fact that everything happens in the brain. Allow me to go in even deeper on that by adding, even everything you see, touch, taste, hear and smell are all happening in the brain which means that everything is a illusion brought about by the brain. While we're at it that add another sense which is for people that see ghost, spirits or colors in music, tasting sound, seeing thoughts, etc.. Base on your five senses being chemical and neurological reactions, then you add the fact that the brain can not completely be understood, that means that no one can say that these people have a chemical problem in the brain and just because it is not like the "normal" people senses doesn't mean anything, reason being is that the norm or what's consider as normal can change.By the way I never said "one world government", I said "now world systems".You ever heard of the quote "There's nothing new under the sun".I bring that up because most things if not everything has already been proven and thought of before the sciences as we know today. I love what scientist uncover and rediscover but my information input for such subjects doesn't stop there. I don't blame society for anything, I was and I'm trying to show how society shape and effects belief.I like the way you added on to the glass dropping scenario but I disagree with the thought that this scenario (in the way you put it) discredits free will. Because the glass maker is only presenting an opportunity from the glass to be broken. See if there are possibilities for different out comes then that's when free will is born. Because if the person broke the glass then you could say that it's fate or if the person didn't break the glass you could say the same thing. I can see how you would say the end result is fate but the opportunity is free will there for saying that you make your own fate with free will. The only problem with my opponent's statement " Free will doesn't exist " is that the statement is too broad. Free will can exist in a place you're not at, there for making you believe such a thing does not exist. Another thing is "exist" is a strong word, unless people have traveled every inch of the universe then we really don't have the knowledge to say what isn't, what has not or what could be. Even though that sounds like a limitation, it's having the "how to" knowledge to break those limitations. It is not wise to think that you are limited to what is or isn't a limitations base on the experiences of others. If you don't know something, that's a lack of knowledge, nothing truly cannot be defined with a lack of knowledge and having a lack of knowledge does not mean you can't go get it. But will you accept what you find? The mind is underrated, the potential of it cannot be measured which means it has no limits. Look at the universe everything outside of the earth seems to be limitless. This suggests that only man put limits on things, the road you drive on has no limits but man puts a speed limit on it and you choose to follow it or not. Which is funny because cars have limits that most people don't reach because of speed limits and that could be said about a lot of things including the mind.Point is you are only limited by what you know or what you've been taught and only one person decides if free will exist for him/her or not.