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Let me provide anecdotal evidence that it is impossible to know with certainty wherther free will exists or not.

>I decide to prove free will is real with an objective experiment
>The idea is that I will or will not hit or not hit a baseball with a baseball bat.
>If I hit the ball, then it was determined, but if I don't, that was determined.
>If I choose to swing, everyone will argue that I never chose to swing
>Its a stupid argument, because somehow, by magic, determinists will always be right without knowing whether my choice was my own or determined "from the beginning of time" by some kind of invisible force.

its a losing uphill battle, so it ultimately comes down to what you choose to believe in.

Ill believe the batter chose to swing the bat by their own decision.