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Kind of. You can can do cool stuff if you wire logic in series. Meaning you have basically one massive flow of interconnected logic like Christmas tree lights. The next chip only processing after the previous chip has completed.
The point of the suggestion is to add this to the logic chip. All logic in the chip would have to execute before the “then” signal is produced. So we could easily create very precisely timed logic and chain it together to execute in the same frame.
At the minute we can do this by adding an output node. The difficulty comes when you have more complex logic. You end up having to add bigger and bigger AND / OR / conditional logic infront of that output node.
Dreams is aware of the logic inside a chip. So I would assume that some process could be setup so that it can wait for all of its descendants before signalling out!
Basically I’m just trying to offer a suggestion that can add something new and fresh to the logic system.