How does one make sense of compatilism

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Question: Hobbes argued that determinism (which means everything follows the laws of chemical causation) is "combatable" with free will (which is normally defined as the ability to freely choose actions...and be held accountable for that choice). How does one make sense of compatilism which seems to say we are both determined and free? This answer should take a good paragraph.

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