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"that it is dangerous to communication to use the term 'free will' in any sense other than freedom from causality"
Why is that? There are many things that can keep your will from being done. Eliminating them makes your will more free. Furthermore, freedom from causality is pretty much THE most dangerous definition for free will, because it makes absolutely, positively no sense. Freedom from causality is RANDOMNESS.
"Therefore free will vs determinism is not a productive argument."
We don't have this argument here. We believe that free will requires determinism. You aren't free if you have no idea what the hell is about to happen.
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