_____________ defended the hard determinist viewpoint so uncompromisingly that he shocked even his colleagues as well as many traditionalists.

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Out of the given options, d'Holbach was the strongest defender of hard determinism. He argued that all human actions were determined by prior causes and that free will was an illusion. His views were so radical that they shocked both his colleagues and traditionalists. Hume and Kant had nuanced views on determinism and free will, while Sartre was an existentialist who believed in the ultimate freedom of choice.

_____________ Defended the Hard Determinist Viewpoint So Uncompromisingly That He