>>11253575We can be subject to positive experiences that don't feel willed by ourselves though. If I randomly encounter some qt on the street I involuntarily experience pleasure.
You can always go back to saying that if a choice was determined by anything at all, it wasn't really free, and also say that if a choice wasn't determined by anything, it wasn't determined by the subject either so it still wasn't free (IMO only the latter statement is true and the former statement is just plain retarded). But then you're just relying on a trivially contradictory definition of freedom nobody should care about.
