I tend to take what I hear from Sam Harris on the subject. A one word answer then would be no.
My experience as I'm dealing with life in the seniors (75) is changing so quickly on so many fronts, that lots of positions, long held, no longer mean excrement (expletive). That I could flip like that, cast a good illusion of my having free will. I need to further cogitate on that.

Yes. James

You bet your ass. I'm a musician. We are all about free stuff.

For about the tenth time on this site NO ,NO,NO.

Definitely not . We are a result of genitics and environmental influences,non of our choosing

No we are controlled by our genes and hormones

You had the free will to search that subject on previous posts.

Its a nice idea

Do I believe in free will? I want to but no one will let me. I never get to do anything fun!

I do not.

Hell ya I believe in Free Will. Everything that effects my life is a result of the choices i've made.

I don't believe in anything, something either is or isn't, free will needs a definition, what is your concept of free will?

No, my attorney charged me for my will and trusts. No free wills from her.

If we had free will we wouldn't be able to treat people with mental issues by adjusting their brain chemistry. I'm not talking about alcohol, weed, hards drugs, or drugging people tiIl they're like zombies, I mean theraputic chemicals. It would be easier to use psychology to tamper down moods.

We can't determine the options we choose from...sometimes life just kicks your ass and all you can do is choose the lesser evil. That being said, we are solely responsible for what we choose.

If freewill is but an illusion, I can accept that illusion, and act accordingly.

I believe free will is an illusion, and that all experiences, including the experiences of making choices or acting on one's own, are ultimately, in fact, passive. I like Spinoza's view on this subject. Not believing in free will doesn't mean that one should use it as an excuse for bad behavior, though.

Yes. We don’t always know/understand the reasons why we are compelled to do things, and our choices are shaped by our experiences, perceptions and options. But nothing is pre-ordained - we always make choices.

I think so… Or did the devil make me write that?

Free will has it's limits, there are societal and familial rules that preclude this not to mention economic limits. In a religious sense it is a way to legitmize the fact that there really is no God by claiming all the bad stuff people do is due to free will and it is true, they are free to be that way but it was not given because any God gave us that right.