That's why I repeat that the argument "there's no free will" must be scientifically sound (not just philosophically sound), which of course it isn't as I explained because of Heisenberg uncertainty principle.
I think we should defend freedom even if there's no free will, even if someones proves the Heisenberg principle to be wrong.
Of course. If free will is just an illusion, it's the greatest and strongest illusion ever. I mean, freedom will anyways exist, it will just change it's definition.