Free Will Infringement, what is it?

[Patrick]

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Great lay out, there is one part that stands out and which turns my own mind.

"Intelligent infinity decided to explore this idea", this idea of a "decision" or a choice made is a great mystery. This sense that until this happened infinity... didn't choose...? The paradox is too great for this flesh brain.

It's hard to imagine Infinity.  We can barely imagine an infinity, like numbers growing to infinity, but the Infinity is something else.

Within Infinity exists the set of all possibilities, including a possibility such as consciousness.  So the existence of consciousness is actually automatic.

I am not sure there was ever a state when it did not yet exist.  There seems to be in the way the Law of One presents it to us, but if these steps are all simultaneous, then this particular order is only given to help us poor fleshy brains get it.

What boggles my mind is that the Infinity is somehow "more" than the set of all possibilities.