Quote:Concerning the OP: If there are choices, there is freewill. El Dinero brought up an example with sandwhiches, let's try that again.
fine, lets do that again.
I put you into a room that has 6 doors. 4 of those doors lead to something I dont want you to get to, so I lock them. 2 of those doors I consider acceptable choices for you, so I leave them unlocked.
You chose from one of the unlocked doors.
Did you have freewilll? Or did I tamper with your choices and give you the illusion of freewill?
