__________ rejected determinism by stating: "Determinism, in denying that anything else can be in its stead, virtually defines the universe as a place in which what ought to be is impossible,-in other words, as an organism whose constitution is afflicted with an incurable taint, an irremediable flaw."
A) William James
B) Baron d'Holbach
C) Immanuel Kant
D) David Hume

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The quote specifically mentions "what ought to be" and the idea of the universe being flawed or tained, which aligns with William James' rejection of determinism as outlined in his works.

__________ Rejected Determinism by Stating: "Determinism, in Denying That Anything