Yeah the article points to that, talking about different ways of seeing and describing free will. In the end, the focus of the article isn't on the philosophica

Yeah the article points to that, talking about different ways of seeing and describing free will. In the end, the focus of the article isn't on the philosophical concept but it's impact on society and it does a fine job describing three different views: understanding that there is no free will is a disaster; it is just fine, beneficial even if we just explain it properly; and we just redefine it and all is as it was.