How to disprove free will using basic logic

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BasilZero said:

IIIIITHE1IIIII said:

I'm not entirely sure about what that means in Swedish. But if it means what I think it means then I really don't understand as "determined" is a word with one meaning.

No I mean, your own personal view of determined means something that is altered or decided by a higher being to occur, what if the higher being is just speculating and not actually directly conflicting with whatever is going on, what if its just a random set of events that occurred for whatever reason or no reason.

I don't believe in a higher being. Mainly because there is no proof of a such thing. But if we assume that everything that happens happens randomly then we still wouldn't have a free will. The will would be random.