Basically I agree with gibran here. There have been other free will threads, and I will say here what I said there. To me, BOTH, free will and non-free will make no sense. I say free will doesnt quite make sense for the same reasons that gibran said..and that non-free will (the arguement against it) doesnt really make much sense either, since it is somewaht counter-intuitive to have an opposition to something of which doesnt exist in the first place. So even the question "does free will exist" becomes irrelevnt, but of course you have to ask that question and then ponder it's implications long enough to even come to that conclusion. Things just are..and there only is. Nothing is fundamentally seperate from the process, therefore nothing moves truely individually.

There are only choices.. there is only will, everything gets a piece. Will is the compass that tells you where you want to go, but getting there is never free.. Entropy solved that one.