Free will and humans

[ErGingerbreadMandude]

This whole business about forming an algorithm is one big red herring. You admit that computers can form algorithms, but only because humans program them. Well this is tacitly accepting that an algorithm can form an algorithm. If humans can form an algorithm then, it is not necessarily the case that their doing so is non-algorithmic. Algorithms can create algorithms and since that means that human algorithm formation could be algorithmic, it defeats the premise that algorithm formation is a sign of free will, because human algorithm creation could itself be deterministically algorithmic.

Sometimes I think about how much higher your IQ is than mine, and it just makes me feel pathetic and sad...lol.

I wouldn't worry too much about it.
Iq cannot measure intelligence as a whole, only a part of what constitutes intelligence, so you may very well be a genius in some of those aspects iq tests cannot measure