system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: The argument against free will. 


I believe we have free will, so much so that I have a hard time understanding any philosophical argument that claims we do not have free will.
gpt
Seemingly in all of the experiments done, when one is asked to make a simple decision such as clicking the button in the left or right hand and document when they made the conscious decision to do so in their head, it has been shown that those simple decision can be traced to neuronic firings a few seconds before their "conscious decision." Not only are these simple "decisions" known by the scientists monitoring the fMRI before the patient is consciously aware of them but it points to the thought that everything we do is nothing but a realization of what the brain has already decided.