Free will
The capacity or ability to make choices without constraints
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| 2020 | A comprehensive survey of philosophers revealed key perspectives on free will: 59.2% supported compatibilism, 18.8% supported libertarianism, and 11.2% did not believe in free will, providing a snapshot of contemporary philosophical thought on the subject. |
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