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> It could be that there is a reproducible 1% "mystery" effect that works from future to past, but only in experiments like this. In which case claim wouldn't b
by dandelany 16y ago
> It could be that there is a reproducible 1% "mystery" effect that works from future to past, but only in experiments like this. In which case claim wouldn't be extraordinary, it'd just be something we can't understand.
Erm, no, that would be pretty damn extraordinary. We know of nothing else in the universe that acts like this.
- Confusion 16y agoErm, no, we actually know a lot of things that like this, with 'this' being 'something we can't explain' (talk of sensing or affecting the future is premature speculation on the explanation and irrelevant). To name one: the speed of the Voyager spacecraft. There are a zillion unexplained effects like that one and this one.