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If free will is an "illusion" by whatever standard is used to determine that, then free will doesn't functionally exist anywhere that we know of outside of that "illusion" anyway, which means the concept is meaningless, even in a negative, at that point. It's like telling people they aren't unicorns while no unicorns are around to even compare their not-unicornness to.
interesting take. i doubt we'll ever resolve this, but might be good to continue the conversation
It's only relevant for some specific religions. It's not particularly important for most people who have or will exist.
i'd extend that to anyone who ponders philosophy as well. it's doubtful to be a binary, yes or no, but how much does one have at any given moment