RE: A Different Perspective on the Existence of Time: Thought as the smallest Unit of Time
The way black holes operate reminds me of whirlpools that are omni-directional.
A photon is an odd thingy. It has no mass. They exhibit properties of both waves and particles. What they've done with CTC and photons isn't really time travel. It's more like a delayed choice (AKA Quantum Eraser Effect) The first thing I thought of when I saw your link was the "No impact self contained decisions". Basically there is a rock on the street. Does it matter how you cross it? You can go left, right or jump. There is only a negligible possibility that this would affect anything to cause a long existing effect/Butterfly effect.
The article tries to gain views through simplistic/reductive terminology. It's more like a re-collapse of a wave function. It's like reloading a level with randomized elements. Only possibilities exist until you observe it. Quantum Eraser is basically a present re-observation that change the future consequences of a past action. It's like a Bitcoin double spend. All zero confirmation BTC Tx are double spendable.
You can only change self contained events. That's why the experiment was theoretically done on a Closed timelike curve
http://www.collective-evolution.com/2015/07/20/quantum-experiment-shows-how-time-doesnt-exist-as-we-think-it-does-mind-altering/
This is fascinating
It reminded me of this experiment:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Studies_on_intercessory_prayer#Retroactive_intercessory_prayer
Thanks a huge lot for the share.
This is pretty much what I expected. There are things that cannot be changed. But there are other things that can be altered without making a mess. One can never travel byond dependent origination. But one can bend it. History/past exist in retrospect. when we change the final effects, the past those effect project will change.
Thanks again for the link!
they didn't find a large enough effect in terms of mortality for it to be statistically significant in their sample but they did find that
That's what I meant by