Deja Vu and Earth Resetting theory.

[TheArmyGuy]

Here's a horrifying thought for you: If the universe is recursive and it repeats infinitely, that could possibly suggest there being no free will. Anything you do after reading this post may not entirely be up to you.

This is called determinism and is actually a pretty serious thing in physics and quantum mechanics.

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[Lord Tony®]

Whether you people want to believe me or not I did once experience being sent about a week in the past.

Within that entire week everything I said was going to happen, did happen. Everyone's actions around the world were all the same including mine with minor differences. For example if I tried walking to the right instead of left just to change time I wasn't able to.

The only thing I could do is tell people that the world has reset and everyone's actions remained the same, unchanged no matter what I could do. Even after telling people what's going to happen next, they don't believe me then it happens within the next minute. No action significantly changed during that time.


This only happened once and I was like 8 or whatever so I don't heavily believe in it but there was others who apparently say also happened to them. It's very possible we don't have a free will, even if we are aware of time anomalies.

[TheArmyGuy]

So why didn't you buy lottery tickets?

[Lord Tony®]

So why didn't you buy lottery tickets?

I was 8.

Physical actions remain the same. If I didn't go out to buy a lottery ticket within that week then I wouldn't do it even after the time change.

[Lord Tony®]

The only way to have your own independent action is theorized if you had a time machine to go back into the past. Even if that were possible you can only do it in times you didn't exist because it's theorized that you can't exist twice in the same time period.

[Clownfish]

when I was 8 I thought all adults were robots and I told all the other kids about the robots and hid in a bathroom for 4 hours until school let out

[Steve5451²]

it happens when someone goes back in time and changes something.

[Lord Tony®]

it happens when someone goes back in time and changes something.

That's also another theory.

One example could be that someone was fully aware of being sent back in time (much stronger than Deja Vu) and slightly altered the timeline even by an insignificant action like killing an ant then others get Deja Vu flashbacks to re sync up with the timeline if their moment in that time was affected.

[The Resonte!]

it happens when someone goes back in time and changes something.

retconnnnnn


in this theory, it's possible to gain absolute free will

you just have to leave the universe and don't come back until it resets

then you can do whatever you want, like go back inside the newly-reset universe to say hi


some say that the apparent constant speeding up of the universe's expansion is an illusion, caused by the time flow in the universe slowing down
eventually to a point where the universe expands infinitely and time in the universe freezes (with us)

[Lord Tony®]

People that say they experienced being sent back in time had no free will no matter how physically hard they tried.

So if you left the universe at that point, then came back when it reset you'd be a completely different person technically.

[BluetoothBoy]

I suggest taking a psychology course and then revisiting this subject. Deja vu is mainly due to poorly reconstructed memories, usually triggered by similar events to the ones we "remember." When you are young, you are even more vulnerable, which is why I'm not surprised that you were 8 when you had your experience (and haven't had one since, to boot).

[Lord Tony®]

Us humans can't picture the existence of the fourth dimension.

Us humans can't picture the existence a new color.

Us humans can't picture not existing.

[Daswiruch]

Us humans can't picture the existence of the fourth dimension.

Us humans can't picture the existence a new color.

Us humans can't picture not existing.

1, 2, 3. yes i can. i just dont know what it looks like.

[Lord Tony®]

Now at the point the earth resets would the entire universe reset or just our solar system?

When the sun dies it will destroy every planet in our solar system then it will reset again and form a new sun.

Time is only relative on the planet we live on.

[Clownfish]

1, 2, 3. yes i can. i just dont know what it looks like.

but that's not a picture
you can understand the concept
but mentally you cannot visualize it