Discussion with Rabbi Makbili

Peace and blessings.
Very nice discussion, highly recommended.
Question: Is there free choice, which is a gift or ability or something that God gave us humans? It is said that God decides to take free choice away from man, is this called interference with the laws of nature? After all, choice is not within the laws of nature, or is there some kind of space free from them, so with that space God intervenes – is this a change in the laws of nature, or a change at one level that only results in changes in the laws of nature?
If we say that this is not called involvement in the laws of nature (it is indeed involvement in the world, but not one that overrides the laws of nature), can we liken the range of quantum phenomena to a kind of free choice – quantum phenomena supposedly have free choice, but there are percentages that will choose this way and some that will choose that way (and just as a person has a free choice whether to sin or not, and yet there are statistics that he will sin, etc. to say that percentages do not constitute an indication that there is no choice), God supposedly intervenes in their choice and takes the choice away from them. Ditto. If we take this model from the micro to the macro, doesn't this mean that there is a practical divine intervention in the world that does not override the laws of nature?
I hope I was understood.
Thank you very much.