The brief cessation of the cause’s consequences and the answer about the illusion of free will: free will is not an illusion, it is practical, however, it is only possible in a simulation environment, which proofs that we are in such environment.
The storage of efferent causes, stored in memory, and sent to the environment afterwards, requires a minimum amount of time to be perceived by the conscious mind to be considered as free will, and this minimum amount of time is only possible in simulation, because if the laws of theoretical physics were applied, in a non-simulated reality – where they would be respected – matter would fall apart (i.e.: the atom would disintegrate) and free will would become impossible.
Here the simulation is proven, and the historical problem of the contradiction between determinism and free will is solved.
