 Come on, Josh, he didn't believe in that kind of free will, the kind that's incompatible with our brains being subject to the laws of physics. He just thought free will was a matter of having control over your own actions instead of being coerced or manipulated. That was Dennett's whole deal. It was really cool. Instead of throwing away traditional concepts like free will, he just found a way to interpret them that was in keeping with a scientific worldview.