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    If freedom cannot introduce new causal chains into nature... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→The concept of freedom must have influence on the domain of nature, despite the two domains being separated by an unbridgeable theoretical gulf.

    If freedom cannot introduce new causal chains into nature without violating physical law, its 'influence' reduces to an epiphenomenal gloss on purely natural processes.

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