When two things have exactly the same advantages and exactly the same disadvantages , how does the brain at the very last moment decide which one to choose ?
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If your choice is between X and X… then I guess you pick X.
Okay, which instance of X? If X is a real object, then there is probably still a preference to one or the other; maybe your brain wants you to pick the thing on the right because you are right-handed. Or a random neuron path is slightly shorter and thus faster, winning out.
If X is completely abstract, like a thought, it only comes down to neurons again, but it will be very random.
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