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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Can you give me positions for and against free will?
gpt
Schopenhauer said "you can do what you will, but you can't will what you will," which is what many anti-free-willists believe is required for genuine free will. 

  
Compatibalists and other free-willists like Daniel Dennett see free will as a matter of the ability to imagine possible scenarios and the power to avoid or manifest certain realities. You can see what's coming, and you can choose to act.

Some have viewed the issue linguistically. It all boils down to what your will is "free" from. Is it free from the conditions and laws of the universe? Certainly, not. Might it be free from coercion by an intentional bad actor? Sure.