Some more thoughts & questions:

What do you get from determinism? I don't understand the motive for it. Would it then be necessary to change the law and treat criminals differently? Do you have an uncle in prison? :-D

What is your point of view, what do you do with it? Or do you think that by predicting people's actions, you can stop certain activities? Something like "Minority Report"? Super-humans?

Yes, evidence: They want to be produced, and yet I would say that nobody has proven what we are debating here. In fact, I am correcting something: there is no evidence, but desires, the one one tends towards, may one day be proven - though one can find numerous scientific papers and studies serving this or that opposite taste.

And the ultimate wish that everything can finally be proven if you only have the right measuring instruments. In my new blog you can see the integration of some studies that set out to prove something that I don't think is really provable, because you can only poorly work with something that has no materiality. Consciousness is such a phenomenon, just like free will. But I find it interesting that especially those who have really very convincingly demonstrated their evidence against "free will" actually revealed the impossibility of their intention. Sorry, I cannot give you an English source as I was searching for a scientifically written critique on determinism in the neurosciences in my own language as I wanted to understand the contents correct.

On the other hand, I would very much like to raise the philosophies (i.e. insights of Emanuel Kant) to the same solid level as the natural sciences. To present human experience and phenomena merely as "scientifically impossible to investigate" and at the same time to discredit consciousness/self-consciousness as irrelevant, I consider wrong.