If something happens, and by happening causes the exact same thing to happen again,
How can you know with absolute certainty that they happened in chronological order? 🤔
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hartfire · 61-69
Because the surrounding circumstances will have changed.
For instance, when a bee pollinates a flower it produces seeds. This will happen over and over countless times, but all around the plant, the garden changes with the seasons, the climate, the preferences of the gardener, and so on. Time moves forward and, despite the fantastic theories of science fiction, there is no evidence that time can stop or travel backwards.
For instance, when a bee pollinates a flower it produces seeds. This will happen over and over countless times, but all around the plant, the garden changes with the seasons, the climate, the preferences of the gardener, and so on. Time moves forward and, despite the fantastic theories of science fiction, there is no evidence that time can stop or travel backwards.
Zaphod42 · 51-55, M
@SW-User Just the musings of the morning. Yesterday I was pondering if time travel rules means there’s no such thing as free will 🤷♂️