Second, we need to turn round our whole approach by putting mind first. Our much prized capacity for free will is not exhibited at all when we make a choice among totally defined alternatives with all the available information clearly specified. This is something that a well-constructed adaptive learning programme on a computer could do. It is this that is the essence of quantum logic, where the range of possibilities is not fixed in advance. A true exercise of free will would be to respond by cooking a nut quiche.
Mind breaks out of the skull.