If your decision theory allows you to choose either option
What you actually choose is one particular option (you may even strongly suspect in advance which one; and someone else might know it even better). “Choice” doesn’t imply lack of determinism. If what you choose is something definite, it could as well be engraved on a stone tablet in advance, if it was possible to figure out what the future choice turns out to be. See Free will (and solution)).
What you actually choose is one particular option (you may even strongly suspect in advance which one; and someone else might know it even better). “Choice” doesn’t imply lack of determinism. If what you choose is something definite, it could as well be engraved on a stone tablet in advance, if it was possible to figure out what the future choice turns out to be. See Free will (and solution)).