Nietzsche's Perspective on Free Will

Nietzsche challenges the concept of free will, arguing that human beings are not as free as commonly believed. He rejects both the idea of compatibilist views and the notion of incompatible views of free will. Nietzsche believes that our conscious life is superficial and that unconscious drives largely determine our actions. He criticizes the traditional understanding of free will, suggesting that our mental life is influenced by unconscious forces we are unaware of.