Somebody's been reading Sam Harris!

For me? A nice round ass.

Your consciousness exists entirely in your neurons and possibly astrocytes.

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But what creates the impulse

Exactly, that just further demonstrates your free will. You don’t need any stimulus at all you can just generate a decision.

It is either a higher dimensional thing or the neurons simulate it

But i can do something without a stimuli. Lets say i am completely deaf, blind and floating in an emty space. I can still move my arm

Your consciousness isn’t neurons it’s something that controls the neurons, and we simply don’t understand it yet. It may be stored somewhere physical, but it also may not be as we don’t know what it is.

If we didn’t have free will we would always react in the same way to the same stimuli. But as it is we can choose to react in different ways even when subjected to the exact same stimulus.

But consciiusness has to exist somewhere. And by that logic it is simulated by the neurons themselves. It is just neourons giving other neurons orders based on an algoritihm

Your consciousness does which it isn’t fully understand what that is

I can’t picture Clifford so I’m torn between giant eyes at birth or tiny eyes in adulthood

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Nope. The Greeks had males playing female roles long before Shakespeare's time.

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in Europe those roles were played by men. Possibly earlier.

Unlikely. There was proper theatre at least hundreds of years B.C.

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I think you were thinking of a cliché. And not at all precisely.