The implication in your thread title already includes several false premises right out the gate.
There is nothing in the concept of free will (or the lack thereof, for that matter) that is supposedly incompatible with atheism.
Next to that, atheism is not a claim, so atheism is not a thing that can be "disproven" (or proven, for that matter).
So yea... this doesn't bode well for whatever you wrote in the OP, which I will start reading now.
We got to know about the conservation of information from first hand by a physical problem. The problem was found by Dr. Steven Hawking and is called the "Information loss paradox in Black Holes". According to my own calculations, the Black Hole is indeed a hole in spacetime: the event horizon is the edge of our reality, and falling matter [including the related information] simply vanishes into the Absolute Nothing.
YOUR calculations? Sorry if that gives me a little chuckle.
Are you copy pasting this from somewhere?
Care to actually share these calculations?
Conclusion: there must be a free-will of people, as people are truly free. Through this channel new information is coming in. However, looking from the spacetime perspective, the actions of people with free-will have already happened. As an example, in the next year I will be dead or alive, and the right option is already written into the spacetime map.
Errr... that sounds like an argument AGAINST free will...
As you are literally saying that all your decisions, which might lead to your supposed death next year are "already written in the spacetime map".
This sounds like a direct contradiction of the rather silly point you are trying to make.
Therefore, even having proven the existence of free-will, we have not disproven the Omniscient Being.
You didn't prove free will. You gave an argument against it.
In any case, no you haven't disproven an "omniscient being". More importantly, you didn't prove such a being either. You didn't even support it.
If this is going to end in "it wasn't disproven so therefor it is true", I'll just call it an argument from ignorance.
This is because of the way we look at the spacetime continuum: there is no scientific reason why we see on the calendar the year 2020 and not 2022. Why? Because there is problem with the definition of "today":
No. It's because the counting started 2020 years ago and not 2022.
1. "Today" is 2020, but the last year's "Today" was 2019, so it is undecidable.
2. "Today" is what you see on the calendar today. But this is tautology.
Conclusion: Today's biggest problem is "Today" itself.
More is in the file attached:
Gibber gabber, is what I call that.
Humor me: how exactly did any of this woowoo "disprove atheism"?