It wouldn't necessarily have to push it to the unconscious. Free will could be an infrequently-exercised veto power. Which might not even be an unreasonable wa

It wouldn't necessarily have to push it to the unconscious. Free will could be an infrequently-exercised veto power. Which might not even be an unreasonable way to look at it. Many people make a contrast between habit and will. There already seems to be a common idea that much of the time, people do things the way they always have, and it is only at certain key moments that the will asserts itself and changes course.