Ohhh boy I'm in a class titled Free Will this semester We just went over determinism in reference to possibility yesterday. The example used: Let's say you have a Porsche, manufactured by whoever it is that always manufactures Porches. However, this particular Porsche has never gone above 100 miles per hour. If there is no free will and predeterminism is true, then that means that this particular Porsche could  5d8   not go above 100 miles per hour. If there is free will and determinism is not true, then that means that this particular Porsche simply has not gone above 100 miles per hour but reasonably could at any point in the past and future. So, are fatties' bodies the Porsche that mysteriously "can't" go above 100 miles per hour? Or are they insisting that because their bodies have never (metaphorically) gone above 100 mph, they never can? Does the latter make any sense at all? (No...)