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>Exactly, choices aren't made freely, they are a response to external factors.
They could be automatic response when you choose to be on autopilot.
When you are consciously choosing, they are not.
>bind the will to a limited set of choices
And free will gets to choose freely within that limited set of choices unbounded by prior physics.
>rather than allowing for freely picked outcomes
Outcome have nothing to do with free-will.
You are free to choose but not free from the consequences of your choice.
>Its just a matter of seeing which signals go to which muscles
Nobody here is talking about silly shit like predicting movement after brain fires a signal. I'm talking about picrel.
Either generate pre-crime minority reports or shut it about there is no free-will.