> it disallows the idea of a decision being undetermined and free to decide That doesn't compute. A decision doesn't do deciding. A decider decides decisions.

> it disallows the idea of a decision being undetermined and free to decide That doesn't compute. A decision doesn't do deciding. A decider decides decisions. Any phenomena of "will" necessarily implies contingency on a prior. To ask for non-contingency is to ask for freedom _from_ will.