Randomness doesn't give you free will.
If you substitute direct choice of a particular next state and instead are only allowed to sample a state space, you still aren't free to choose.
Said another way: flipping a coin cant't make Harvey Dent free.
If you substitute direct choice of a particular next state and instead are only allowed to sample a state space, you still aren't free to choose.
Said another way: flipping a coin cant't make Harvey Dent free.
While these values take a larger range, they are still limited. I believe the coin example jjaredsimpson gave was, while hyperbole, to show that the states are limited, and thus can't be used in and of itself as an explanation of free will.