Yes! This is a correct observation indeed.There was a moment when I was looking at my wife and my parents interact, and it was as if they were under an illusion of having a choice in the action they were preforming, it was as if everything is choreographed but the people in it don't realize it and they think it was there will acting and choosing even though this was not the case, I also played a role in the interaction. It was a fleeting moment but I noticed that for some reason, it was as if I saw in a third person.
If there really is a “you” in there, controlling everything you do, then you will know exactly how you do things — right?
As you talk out loud, observe from the background. How EXACTLY do you talk? How do you form the mouth shapes, control breath, pitch to form words? How do you do ALL that right before the sounds come out? Describe the process you use.
Take a walk, observe the walking. How do you control all the muscle movements and retain balance and stability? Can you still walk while thinking about other things? Describe the process.
Observe breathing. How do you control the flow rate, the aperture of the entrance to the lungs, the speed, rhythm of the breath? How DO you know exactly how much oxygen is needed for the current task, when to speed up slow down? Describe the process.
Observe thought. How do you decide the next thought which comes up? At which point exactly do you make the decision what to think next? Can you observe it happening in reality? Describe the process.
Is there really a “you” inside there, controlling all of these things, all of the time?
Is there a talker, or just talking?
Is there a walker; or just walking?
Is there a breather; or just breathing?
Is there a thinker; or just thinking?
Is it in fact only thought which tells that you control all these things? And can that thought be trusted?
Yes. You are simply observing that “you” do not exist.It feels strange to say I before it all as I get a feeling of hollowness when I think about "I". Does that make sense?
You just saw the answer then. I rest my case ;-)In looking and interacting with fear, I feel it like a pressure in my chest. When I observe it and thank it I notice it subsides but also see that there is nothing behind it. I'm not sure what it is protecting, theres nothing behind it.

