Everything happens at once

[AnthonyCordova]

http://www.digitaljournal.com/scien...ecide-what-happens-in-the-past/article/434829

'Everything happens at once' is I think the metaphysical conclusion this experiment implies and what we'll arrive at ultimately about the nature of time, determinism and everything else. What do you think?

 

[Blaze]

My,internet is wonky on the phone so I can't open the link properly, so maybe I missed it, but did they put the reference for the original scientific article? Never ever trust a site like this one where they report something that is "scientifically proven" cause half the time the material is misunderstood and not properly reported.

That being said this is really interesting, quantum physics just seriously messes with my brain, that stuff is insanely complicated. Just to give an idea, I'm an organic chemist, what is often viewed as a fairly complicated topic. But it's got nothing on quantum physics! Seriously, that stuff is insanely hard to grasp. Those scientists are just brilliant.

 

[AnthonyCordova]

I looked briefly online for the scientific journal in which the experiment was published, but I couldn't find it.

 

[Ethan Reigns]

This was covered in an episode of "Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman" (which is one of the best shows on TV) and said the same thing. I have had dreams that predicted the future, so I don't see that much trouble with the result, only the underlying mechanism, and everyone has trouble with that. The idea that everything has happened and we are only waiting for time to catch up is one that has appeared in the past but now seems to have demonstrable proof.

The dream I am referring to happened about 1992 or so is that I dreamed my car (at the time, a 1986 Honda Accord) would destroy its timing belt. I woke up and went to work and when turning down the last street, heard that "BVVVVVT" sound of the teeth being ripped off the belt, but I had enough momentum to coast to my turnoff and get into the parking lot.