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Free Will Does Not Exist: A Deterministic Approach
This article proposes a logical and scientific argument against the existence of free will, arguing that all human actions are determined by prior causes, whether genetic or environmental. Based on physical and biological foundations, the argument is developed that the illusion of free will is the result of inevitable deterministic processes and that concepts such as good, evil, judgment and punishment are arbitrary human constructions without support in the objective structure of reality
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