 Right, and that's kind of a crucial question, right, in the way in which Dennett is thinking about what free will is and what it isn't. If I understand correctly, he's saying, look, people like to talk about free will in those terms. Could I have done differently or not? If I couldn't possibly have done differently, then I'm not free in the sense that matters. And Dennett's saying, no, that isn't the sense that matters. The only real question is...