I tend to think of Free Will as something close to Buddhist enlightenment/liberation. Something we are capable of, but not something that everyone practices. Th

I tend to think of Free Will as something close to Buddhist enlightenment/liberation. Something we are capable of, but not something that everyone practices. The ability to look past the reactions of your monkey brain 0.2 and observe your own thoughts then make mindful decisions while practicing loving kindness for yourself and others. However, free will in the sense of a soul commanding a body separate from that body that is tallying up sins to be punished based on those decisions is hard to believe. But to falsify a concept like "Free Will" it needs to first be defined. It's one of those things where you can get 1000 different definitions.