Free will can be both random and non random at the same time. For example, a recursive infinity of antecedents. Like I said before, we just don't have the conc

Free will can be both random and non random at the same time. For example, a recursive infinity of antecedents. Like I said before, we just don't have the concepts to model free will right now, so we should not dismiss it as impossible. Imagine trying to explain to someone living 1000 years ago things like quantum entanglement and superposition. Or Gödel's theorem and the Halting problem. These concepts challenge our intuitive senses, and yet we have to grapple with them because they are supported by real evidence. Now imagine a thousand years from now, new phenomena or understandings will generate concepts that can model free will that is both non-random and non-deterministic.