I argue that the belief in free will is as arbitrary as the belief in its lack of existence. These are both legitemate beliefs which cannot be proved or refuted. As for the psychological gut feeling of mastering one's own fate, I take your words for it. We all agree that some people, including myself, live with the illusion that they freely choose what to do, and that these decisions lead to changes in their actual life. I argue that in addition to this illusion, there is indeed an ability to freely choose what to do etc. In my view, people who don't live with the above illusion have free will just as well.

BTW, now that my 30 days are over, I've got my license back. But don't worry, my trial is this Thursday and my chances aren't high. That's 9:00AM at Ramle court, if you wish to watch me in demise.