> Weren't you free to choose the words you wrote in your reply? I was thinking the same. If we have no free will, what made us think that we don't have free wi

> Weren't you free to choose the words you wrote in your reply? I was thinking the same. If we have no free will, what made us think that we don't have free will? Because we don't have free will, the thought on "not having free will" should probably the outcome of the past actions, which we didn't have choice on that either. Is it inevitable for many people to think so? Why not the rest? So, do we really don't have free will?