Impossibilism becomes hard impossibilism with the addition of the following premise:
A) It is hard being an impossibilist.
B) Freedom is compatible with determinism.
C) Responsibility requires contra-causal freedom.
D) Our choices might be determined.

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Hard impossibilism adds the premise that moral responsibility requires the ability to have done otherwise in a contra-causal sense, meaning that an action could have been freely chosen otherwise than it was, independent of past events or the laws of nature.

Impossibilism Becomes Hard Impossibilism with the Addition of the Following