free will

[Sappho]

Well since particles is all we have discovered, it must be, as I said, be something we haven't discovered yet.

No, it "mustn't be". 

You're still relying on the truth of two fallacious arguments in making that statement - which is, itself, a complete non-sequitur.  

You might be right here, although I don't think that something that only moves when a force is apllied to it suddenly moves on it's own just because there are more of it.

I'm not sure what you're commenting on.  I'm right about what?  I made no comments to that effect.  

Also it is true that one particle cannot write this message but more together can, however that doesn't mean they have chosen themselves to do so.

OFC not.  I only commented upon your means of inference, not whether or not our will is free.

You're right on the first one.


I'm referring to what you said: "A particle may not be able to type this message to you.  Obviously, a thing made out of particles can.  That a thing made out of particles can type this message to you, does not imply that any single particle can."
I saw the connection you tried to make between keeping or loosing an ability when being split up, but I didn't agree with your example.
Although I might have misunderstood what you meant there.
It's not really an excuse but I'm having a hard time talking about philosophy in English. I keep trying though.