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Anonymous01/24/26, 02:54No.16897814
What's the canonical /sci/ cope for the fact that everything has both already happened and is happening at the same time?
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Anon01/24/26, 02:59No.16897817
This is the classical picture. QM disagrees. The present is where the collapse happens. The future is created/chosen in the present from many possibilities.
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Anon01/24/26, 03:16No.16897820
This is the time, and this is the record of the time.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfOK0evCqZY&list=RDUfOK0evCqZY&start_radio=1
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Anon01/24/26, 04:20No.16897835
The past and future physically exist now, but are inaccessible due to entropy.
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Anon01/24/26, 06:57No.16897941
I agree
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Anon01/24/26, 12:05No.16898063
Past and future are concepts formalized by the brain. It gives humans a pretty good predictive insight that enhances survival greatly.
Consequently, time is considered as a one dimensional structure. This notion is completely subjective but shapes the basis of mathematics nonetheless.
We can only conclude that both interpretations (sequential or block) are reflections of a limited point of view. Useful in some cases, but not to take as a universal reality.
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Anon01/24/26, 18:54No.16898320
Obvious attempt at demoralization by shilling predestination.
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Anon01/24/26, 19:07No.16898327
Not great, not terrible