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I think that time isn't what we think it is - but I don't think it's all already set; rather I think that the past can be constrained by the future just as the
by yarg 2y ago
I think that time isn't what we think it is - but I don't think it's all already set; rather I think that the past can be constrained by the future just as the future is constrained by the past.
I don't think that there's spooky action at a distance (it's fundamentally equivalent to retrocausality, and the consequences of the distant foreign event cannot outpace its light cone anyway).
I think its a superposition of states of a closed time-like curve thing being fleshed out as its contradictions are resolved and interactions are permitted between its colocated non-contradictory aspects.
But I'm not a physicist, so that's probably all just bullshit anyway.