The problem of free will is not really a problem

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The 'problem' of free will is not really a problem. It just seems like a problem because we defined 'free will' incorrectly. The above statement might be endorsed by a (choose any that apply)

1.Hard determinist

2.Deep-Self Compatibilist

3.Libertarian

4.'Simple' Compatibilist

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