It's central to Kant's resolution of the determinism/free will debate that:
A) physics is an incomplete science.
B) causation is a scientific concept, not an ethical one.
C) physics tells us only about the world as it appears to us, not about how it is in independent reality.
D) we are causally determined in the realm of independent reality.
E) we are free from the standpoint of the realm of
Appearance.

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Kant believed that the determinism/free will debate could be resolved by understanding that physics only tells us about the world as it appears to us, not about how it is in independent reality. He believed that while we may be causally determined in the realm of independent reality, we are free from the standpoint of the realm of appearance. This is because our experiences of the world are shaped by our cognitive faculties, which allow us to make free choices in the realm of appearance.

It's Central to Kant's Resolution of the Determinism/free Will Debate