A future without human agency is also a future without blame, axiomatically. Just think: Christ's message of forgiveness could be made irrelevant and superfluous by the end run removal of free will
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it's ideal, without free will bad behavior becomes an engineering problem, which is a lot easier than a moral one
It becomes a chemistry equation. Stochastic components, reactions that exhaust themselves, impurities that complicate the empirical outcome, generally irreversible.
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The reason it is not an engineering problem is because it's a chemistry problem that is already in motion. We are not beginning with inert substances but with a series of transformative processes which we are a part of.
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So it seems obvious that whatever happens is an extension of the original process running its course.
End of conversation
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