If freewill is being the sole author of your actions and there is never a point

If freewill is being the sole author of your actions and there is never a point

If freewill is being the sole author of your actions and there is never a point in life in which you are not influenced (i.e., chemical reaction, previous experience, genetic predisposition, bias, preconceived notions, instinct...), then can one really be the author of their action and exercise free will or is hard determinism the only plausible answer? -Eduardo Alpizar

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