Will more than 50% of US population be convinced that free will is an illusion before year 2050?

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I will resolve this to positive if at any time before the end of 2050 a survey of US citizens, with a sample size that is descriptive of the whole population, will say that more than 50% of the population, agrees with the sentence "Free Will is an illusion"

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ya can't get the public to agree on anything these days

predictedYES

@ian 🤣

Free will is real

https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/NEeW7eSXThPz7o4Ne/thou-art-physics

predictedNO

@tailcalled This simply proves that determinism is not an hindrance to free will, it does not prove its existence, simply that some of the people that jump to the conclusion that free will is an illusion, do so fallaciously