Wilhemus
"Our perception of reality is in a deterministic way expressed in the choice between
extremities"
Our perception of reality is irrelevant to the physical circumstance, an independently physically existent representation thereof being what is received. In the case of sight this is known as light.
"Latest research is pointing more and more towards the choice of one PURE State that is one of an infinite number of possibilities between these two extremities"
Any given reality is the physically existent state of whatever comprises it at that time. There is, by definition, only one such state at any time.
"with what we call the "Primal Sequence", the origin of origins"
You cannot know the 'origin' of existence, because you cannot transcend your existence. You can only concern yourself, scientifically, with what is potentially knowable to us. What this 'ultimately' is, or how it came about, etc, are unanswerable. We are trapped in an existentially closed system, which is a function of a physical process. As always, there may be an alternative to that, but we cannot know it.
"So "time" is the illusion that our consciousness is creating"
Time is neither an illusion, nor does consciousness create anything. Time is concerned with the rate at which realities alter, ie are superseded by the subsequent reality in the sequence. This is what timing does, compares rates of change. In the case of a crystal timing device, for example, the reference is crystal oscillations.
Paul