Soft Determinism | Philosophy of Free Will

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The philosophy of free will explores the idea of whether individuals have the ability to make choices and decisions independently of external forces or if everything is predetermined in some way.
- M. McKenna & D. Pereboom, Free Will: A Contemporary Introduction (Routledge 2016).
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[@Doctor.T.46]

Although I'm a 'hard' determinist, I'm always happy to discuss the alternatives. Thank you for an excellent video.

[@NDSTRUCTIBLE1]

Free will requires no controlling factors. Love Belief Wants Desires are controlling factors and remove free will. Basically, free will in the craziest things possible. The idea of free will would be insane like maybe people we deem to be psychotic could just be they are the people with free will.

[@NDSTRUCTIBLE1]

I'm a soft determinist/compatibility I am closer to hard determinism than free will/libertarianism. The thing with hard determinism I should be able to predict the future with it 100% one I know someone. If can't soft determinism is more likely the outcome as I see it as a b c d multi-choice with multiple choice some being more likely!!!