I have pointed out what people worry they are going to lose under determinism. Yes, they only going to have those things under nondeterminism.
You just said that nondeterminist intuitions are only mistaken if determinism is true and compatibilism is false. So what exactly is being lost if you subscribe to both determinism and compatibilism?
That’s the bone of contention. Compatiblists say nothing that’s “worth having”, their opponents say otherwise. It’s hard to dispute that the ability to choose between really possible alternatives goes missing.
You just said that nondeterminist intuitions are only mistaken if determinism is true and compatibilism is false. So what exactly is being lost if you subscribe to both determinism and compatibilism?
That’s the bone of contention. Compatiblists say nothing that’s “worth having”, their opponents say otherwise. It’s hard to dispute that the ability to choose between really possible alternatives goes missing.