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>>10510787
Question for you, anon:
Let's say you made the choice this morning to eat porridge instead of pancakes. Let's say nothing of importance happens the rest of the day. Then when the sun sets, all of time reverses back to the point where you were making the decision in the morning on what to eat. Every particle has the exact same properties as when you made the choice. Your brain is in the exact same state, could you have chosen differently?

If you really like the idea of free will, you could do what some philosophers have done, define it as "being able to choose based on your personal preferences and desires", instead of arguing that human will can somehow manifest without being influenced by the universal law of causality