The type of free will people often talk about is the type where if you rewind time to give you a second chance there is a potential for you to chose differently

The type of free will people often talk about is the type where if you rewind time to give you a second chance there is a potential for you to chose differently. But whatever decision you want to make will ultimately be a function of your state of mind. How can you will something that isn't a result of your experiences? What else informs your will? The type of counter-causal free will people think they want probably doesn't exist. You have free will, but it is determined. It's a result of physical processes. How we think may be difficult to computationally reduce, so it still might not be predictable. Counter-causal free will would force you to look outside the universe for causes. You get duality. Quantum randomness is not an escape for this.