Well I think the conditioning model is incomplete. Rather than
   stimulus/response, I think there are overlaying systems, each
   which pass some messages back and forth but not in a simple
   "dead frog leg jerk" response either.

   All the proofs of the things I can't do, don't take away from
   what I can do. My biological limitations don't take away free
   will.

   For example: I'm 1/2 deaf and 1/2 blind. I have cognitive issues
   such as not having an intuition for "what people infer". So, I
   have to do it consciously.

   Yet, I can't hear over 5000 hz in my good ear. Biological
   deficiency.

   But, I can hear octaves HIGHER than 5000 hz in my brain. I have
   perfect pitch, so I know how high I can go, which is very.

   How can my brain hear sounds my ears have never been capable of
   receiving?

   it can.

   I don't think of "free will" as "free wants". If I "want" to
   hear the 'ba-ba' but seeing 'da-da" confuses my meaning
   processing systems, it's not lack of free will.

   Free will isn't being able to accomplish everything you want.

   It's choice.