Yeah, I don't even think it even touches the concept of free will. What it does show is that thought is layered, where you as en entity is only conscious of the

Yeah, I don't even think it even touches the concept of free will. What it does show is that thought is layered, where you as en entity is only conscious of the "top" layer. But the lower layers are all still you, molded based on your experiences and conscious layer. The part of you that goes, "I choose A" is only the vocal/mental switch where you become conscious of the choice.