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human
Are there still good arguments for free will?

When reading physics and especially Einstein's relativity theory which seems to suggest that the past, the present and the future are actually all determined already, I cannot help but wonder: How do people who believe in free will defend their position? (I am undecided myself)

Can free will be defended because the theory of relativity still does not match experiments in quantum physics, which provide hope for free will? Or what are the current arguments that allow us to sustain hope of free will (if any)? :-)
gpt
Hume has argued that free will is dependent on the definition of freedom. If our definition of freedom is to live your life according to our values, then we have free will. If our definition of freedom is to choose an action completely uncaused, then we do not have free will.