Wittgenstein said something to the effect that many problems of philosophy are actually problems of language. I suspect free will is one of those. I think the prudent course of action with nebulous questions like the origin of the universe, the nature of free will, morals, and so on is to embrace a pluralism rooted in steadfast agnosticism about the question.
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