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 Before I discuss it further; let me state its definition for you. <br />
 Free will is defined as <em>the power or ability to make our own decisions about our life rather than being controlled by any outside influence.</em> Most of us will agree with an "yes", and think that we do have absolute freedom of deciding and controlling our surroundings and our lives. We believe that we have ability to think freely about anything, and we are absolutely responsible for what we think and do. Moreover, we also decide among multiple options without having any influence from outside. But Physics has a different way of looking at it, and you may not like the final conclusion of it. This journey of understanding is reduced to small number of steps.<br />
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 <div id="Absence of Free Will-Acknowledgements"><h2 id="Acknowledgements" class="header"><a href="#Absence of Free Will-Acknowledgements">Acknowledgements</a></h2></div>