system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Is the debate about free will decidable?

Simply: are there any philosophers who think that the debate about the existence of free will is not decidable? In other words, philosophers who believe and try to demonstrate that we will never reach a conclusive answer about the existence of free will?
gpt
Yes yes. Kantians who are skeptical about metaphysics think all kinds of philosophical debates like about causation, personal identity, mind etc. are just out of reach. Perhaps for non-ideal reasoners like us, perhaps for anyone.