Free Will, Determinism

Notice that reasons are explanations WHY someone would make a choice, NOT the choices themselves. Someone cannot consider reasons until they choose what they're considering reasons for. The reality is that we make decisions until after we consider a set of reasons WHY we would make a certain decision we have told ourselves to make PRIOR to considering the set of reasons WHY.

^^^That process in itself IS a deterministic process. Find me a human being who makes decisions otherwise. (Obviously there exists one exception where one does not even consider WHY and impulsively acts upon a decision.)