Sorry people, again I went off writing something I knew I wanted to say, but forgot the point. I had been reading and listening to some rants of others, the topic was free will. These people were saying there is no such thing as free will and I feel they are full of themselves and do not understand the topic. Or I do not, just trying to put thoughts together and put t out there and see what happens.
I think I learned my lesson in that one should make sure their thoughts are completed before hitting the send key.

Nothing exists except electrons and time. Everything, including our body, is an illusion created by vibrational waves. We share a "reality" because we create the characters so dictate what that "reality" is (like an author writing a book).

One. Emergent properties that are are more than the whole, are not proof that the whole is not determinant, or that the emergent properties are not determined. The two simply do not contradict each other, determined things may well produce emergent things greater than themselves, but the emergent things are quite likely equally determined.

Two. Because you can not measure it, understand it or predict it, it does not mean that it does not exist. And that includes determinism. The fact that we can not measure it, is the reason why we can not make predictions from it. Not because it is not predetermined.

Three. There are at least three possible states. One. Things are predictable. Two. Things are not predictable because they are random. Three Things are not predictable because, although determined, we do not have the capacity to make predictions, or even take measurements, from which to make predictions. I go with the last. From a human view the second two may in practice be the same, and it can never be otherwise, but they are not the same in reality.

There are many states of things which although different in reality, are in effect the same. That we appear to have freewill is the same from our point of view, as having freewill, even if freewill does not exist, because we have no way of moving out of the state of, "we appear to have," we live and are forever trapped in the world of, "as things they appear to us," and we can never escape from that. Therefore all the laws under which we live, and all the laws that we can find, are about, and made from the evidence of the world as it appears to us, and we can never know if that is the true state of the universe, or how far it is from the true state, if it is not.