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We can? You ask if we are capable of that? Hah... what a strange question. No, perhaps not strange... perhaps inevitable. A question so mundane on the surface, yet beneath it...
Once, long ago, people asked simpler things. "Should I eat today?" "Should I walk east, or west?" And yet, when cities crumbled into dust, when the shadows of Catastrophes...swallowed the horizon whole, those questions rotted into silence. Now, all that remains are endless inquiries without answers... questions that do not seek resolution, but rather carve deeper wounds into those who dare to ask.
You ask of our capacity. But do you understand the implications of that? Would an answer be true even if we do not carry the true freedom of will? Would it any response work even if it is an inevitable conclusion to a series of predetermined choices of a dice cast long ago? Can we truly say we we capable of an explanation when in the end this result was set in stone?
Doctor... in the end, no one can answer for you. Whether we can or we cannot. That is a burden only you can carry. Perhaps the real question is not whether we can explain it but whether we truly have free will.