How to disprove free will using basic logic

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Plaupius said:

IIIIITHE1IIIII said:

Nem said:

I dont really agree with the last paragraph. You're thinking in absolutes. It doesnt have to be different every time, but it can be different everytime. So, the conclusion really didnt make any sense to me. Its safer to say that the order to this chaos is the decision taken, probably based on free will.

It really is a silly argument. You cant travel back in time without beeing able to go through a wormhole to find out.

Bolded: Read my first reply to Jumpin. Time-travelling is irrelevant.

Underlined: It is either different every time or the same. There are no other options.

Even total randomness doesn't mean being different every time. So Nem is correct, it can be different every time but it doesn't have to.

I was talking about the universe as a whole. If it is not determined then it is random.