Why does one outcome occur, and not another? This question underpins human reflection on action, morality, and reality itself. For centuries, philosophers have sought answers through the lens of determinism and free will. Compatibilism emerged as a middle path: humans remain morally responsible if their actions flow from internal desires, even in a causally structured universe. Elegant, yet narrow. It addresses only human agency and remains trapped in a binary that may never fully capture the co...