I think we humans rely far too much on our anticipation
   mechanisms when we base them upon the past patterns. It's nice
   that we have them all written out, and they allow for some
   limited predictions of the future where I could see that
   _perhaps_ some future things are somewhat predictable - perhaps
   many - perhaps most. But lacking all, some form of indeterminate
   has to remain, imo. For me, certainly enough for Free Will to
   function. If someone wants to jump from 0.0001% to 0, I suppose
   they can. But I'd rather leave the gap open. For God? Well, not
   the mad scientist God view certainly. But for things that happen
   that we can't perceive because the mechanical limitations of our
   senses and brains and limitations of our species and the
   limitations of the things we can create? Yes. Until you point me
   to another species we can compare notes with, determinism is out
   the window for me. Gotta have that gap. I don't care what people
   shove in that gap, they ain't gonna seal it. Shove God in there?
   it's not sealed. Shove Logic in there? Ain't sealed. Shove
   certainty in there? Here's a hammer to the head while you're
   asleep. etc.