Editing Free Will and Determinism (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Determinism''' — The view that "Every Event" (including human choices) is "Inevitably Caused" by "Prior Events" and the "Laws of Nature."
* '''Free Will''' — The "Capacity" to "Choose" between different "Possible Courses of Action" unimpeded.
* '''Hard Determinism''' — The view that "Determinism is True" and therefore "Free Will is Impossible."
* '''Libertarianism''' (Philosophy) — The view that "Free Will is True" and therefore "Determinism is False" (at least for humans).
* '''Compatibilism''' — The view that "Free Will and Determinism" can **Both** be true at the same time (e.g., 'I am free if I am not forced, even if my atoms are determined').
* '''Incompatibilism''' — The view that you **Must Choose** one: either the world is determined, or we have free will. You can't have both.
* '''The Principle of Alternate Possibilities (PAP)''' — The idea that "To be Free," you "Must have been able to do otherwise" (e.g., 'I could have chosen X').
* '''Fatalism''' — The belief that "The Future is Fixed" regardless of what we do (Different from determinism, which says our 'doing' is part of the 'fixing').
* '''Quantum Indeterminacy''' — The idea from "Physics" (see Article 121) that some "Subatomic Events" are "Truly Random," which some use to "Save Free Will."
* '''Moral Responsibility''' — (See Article 533). The idea that we can "Praise or Blame" people for their actions.
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