Editing Free Will and Determinism (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Applying</span> ==
'''Modeling 'The Choice Generator' (Testing if a 'Robot' or 'Human' is free):'''
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def evaluate_freedom(was_coerced, has_reasons, could_have_done_otherwise):
    """
    Shows the 'Level of Freedom' based on different theories.
    """
    if was_coerced:
        return "STATUS: UNFREE (Force overruled the Will)."
    
    # Compatibilist View
    if has_reasons and not was_coerced:
        comp_freedom = "FREE (Compatibilist)"
    else:
        comp_freedom = "UNFREE"
        
    # Libertarian View
    if could_have_done_otherwise:
        lib_freedom = "FREE (Libertarian)"
    else:
        lib_freedom = "UNFREE"
        
    return f"RESULT: {comp_freedom} | {lib_freedom}"

# Case: A person who chooses cake because of their biology
print(evaluate_freedom(False, True, False))
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; Free Will Landmarks
: '''The 'Frankfurt' Cases (1969)''' → Harry Frankfurt proved that you can be "Responsible" even if you "Could NOT have done otherwise" (e.g., 'If you wanted to do X, and a machine was going to force you anyway, you are still responsible').
: '''Neuroscience of Choice''' → (See Article 531). The "Ready Potential": the brain "Decides" to move **0.5 seconds** before you "Feel" the choice. This is the "Main Attack" on free will today.
: '''AI and Freedom''' → If an AI "Changes its own code," is it "Free"? (Or is the 'Algorithm' just a 'New Master'?).
: '''Criminal Law''' → The "Insanity Defense": we "Forgive" people if their "Brain" had a "Physical Glitch" (like a tumor) that "Determined" their crime.
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