"Time and Free Will" explores the relationship between the concept of time and the ability of individuals to make choices. It raises questions about whether our decisions are predetermined by past events or if we can act freely in the present. Philosophers like Henri Bergson and Immanuel Kant have contributed to this discussion, examining how our perception of time influences our understanding of free will. The debate often centers on determinism versus libertarianism. Determinism suggests that every event, including human actions, is caused by preceding events, while libertarianism argues that individuals have the power to choose differently. This ongoing dialogue impacts various fields, including philosophy, psychology, and physics.