A thing about religious (and other) people and the illusion of free will

[Ahriman]

I don't think it's exactly clear what an existent free will would do, or how effective it would be at whatever that is.  Can we freely will not to be short and irritable when we're hungry?  Seemingly not.  Or, if we prefer, even though we can freely will not to do that, it happens anyway, in spite of that decision.

Everyone always does what they prefer. Literally one hundred percent of the time. It would never be any different. So it's like, we have free will, but only the free will to do what we wanted to do and were going to do anyway. You are always just doing what you prefer to be doing.