No, your response is not scientific. The default, rational assumption is that the brain works through normal physical processes.
In order for free will to exist there would need to be some force outside of normal physics that influences the physical world.
No evidence for this force of nature exists. And, at a high level, this is no different from other quackery like psychics, witchcraft and other similar nonsense where people insist that their minds can influence the physical world beyond normal physics.
In order for free will to exist there would need to be some force outside of normal physics that influences the physical world.
No evidence for this force of nature exists. And, at a high level, this is no different from other quackery like psychics, witchcraft and other similar nonsense where people insist that their minds can influence the physical world beyond normal physics.