I know I have asked this before, but I do not recall getting any meaningful explanation.
Here's a tip: if you think there is something wrong with any explanations you get, try actually engaging with them, say why you think they are wrong, and take some notice of the answers. If you just ignore the answers and repeat the same questions, as if nobody had said anything at all, you look like an idiot.
But if the consequences of my physically driven subconscious brain activity conflicts with the consequences of your physically driven subconscious brain activity, what precisely is it that can verify your personal accusation of "flawed" to be deemed correct? Does your subconscious brain activity somehow claim superiority over mine without any means of conscious verification?
It's unclear what you even mean by "conscious verification". As I've explained to you multiple times, consciousness is
not the issue. Consciousness is a part of the thinking process, if you want to call that "conscious verification" fine, but it has
nothing to do with the central contradiction of your version of freedom. How does having the contradictory ability to have done something differently, without introducing randomness, help with any sort of verification?