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My problem with the whole argument here is that the laws of physics have stripped me of my free will, causing me to be unable to choose to believe in Zeno's paradox, which runs counter to the physics of our world which dictate everything.

That actually brings up one of my arguments in support of free will. The dichotomy between everything being determined but the ability to think logically. Where if all thoughts are determined, but logic has it's own conclusions it must come to (since it's logical), but in a determined world everything you do must follow it's laws. How does the process and flow of logic necessarily coincide with that of the laws of physics. One might say you're thinking this way because of determinism, another might say you have to think this way because of logic. If your thoughts are controlled how is it that we can use logic. You'd think all would be generated by the laws of physics and it matters not if it makes sense or not. (Do i just think i'm thinking logically?, is it just one big coincidence? Does logical flow of thought just coincide with what nature is forcing me to think?). If one knows your following something because it's a logical flow, meaning logic leads you to the next step, you come to the conclusion you're not doing it because of the laws of physics.

I call this The Dichotomy of Logical Thinking, and Determined Thinking.

<???> JonSnow's Pointless Adventure has come to an end
<Grue's Belly> JonSnow stands up. You see acid on the ground, and large walls that look like the inside of stomach.
<Grue's Belly> JonSnow casts 'Scroll of Recall'
<Temple> JonSnow sees a large temple. A holy fountain is nearby.
<Temple> Jon now drinks from fountain.
*You feel as if a great energy has came in to you. You feel fully restored*