Author Topic: Deja Vu and Earth Resetting theory.  (Read 5235 times)

The chances of finding a guy with extreme Deja Vu at that moment then getting him to prove himself is incredibly impossible.

You would probably be that type of person to say "CAN YOU PREDICT WHAT'S BEHIND MY BACK" and he wouldn't loving know because that didn't happen to him in that point of time.
You don't get a free pass because the scenarios are remote. You need to provide evidence of what you're claiming to be true. It doesn't matter if I'm claiming that the solution to 2x-3=2 is x=5/2, it doesn't matter if I'm claiming that E=mc^2, it doesn't matter if I'm claiming that i can see the future in whatever remote scenario. Evidence needs to be provided. And even if it is some sort of remote scenario, there's still a chance to predict something testable, and people who claim to have had this happen to them should be more than willing to try to make testable predictions in a scientifically rigorous way. Whenever people have claimed to, they have failed, and even then extremely few have ever been willing to try.

You know what people call pseudoscience that ends up working? Science. They call it science. This does not work. It is pseudoscience bullcrap.

This also depends if there is a free will.

So if your mind transports you back in time for about a week allowing you to predict events happening to you in that point of time you wouldn't be able to rush down to your nearest local science fair because if you didn't do it within that week of time then you're not going to do it even if you're aware.

until your body/mind officially catches up you have technically no "free will"


I'm not saying this is exactly like the movie Groundhog Day where Bill Murray had a free will. It would be the complete opposite. stuff would be repeating and he couldn't stop it or control it. Besides he kept resetting for 1 day only. Where is he going to find a scientist within that time frame? The scientist would forget the next day anyways.
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Bill Murray's knowledge of the future is only good for 12 hours of that day so there is not much for him to prove once the loop ends and everything goes back to normal.

So it's kind of hard to do a double blind study on this stuff.

Deja Vu provides a stronger more plausible theory than reincarnation.

I don't know anyone who has any real past memories of people from totally different timelines.
There are lots of people who proclaim to have knowledge of past lives, ranging from lives lived only shortly before they were born, to decades earlier, or further.

Just because you don't know of any doesn't mean there aren't any.
The concept of reincarnation is exactly as likely to be true as the drivel you're spewing.

You could have knowledge of a past life but you wouldn't have consciousness from that past life.

You wouldn't have memories as vivid as your current memories from the present.

You could have knowledge of a past life but you wouldn't have consciousness from that past life.

You wouldn't have memories as vivid as your current memories from the present.
I have knowledge of my life as a 5 year old, but I "don't have consciousness from that past life".

My memories of life as a 5 year old aren't as vivid as my current memories from the present.

5 year olds have consciousness.

even with all that there's still zero scientific evidence for this kind of thing so unless this post is just a hypothetical shower thought thing i wouldnt call it fact

So now you're saying that it's impossible to actually contact a scientist. Nice. Where can you find a scientist? At the nearest university/college. Doesn't take a genius to figure that out. It's not hard at all to find out where one is, and most cities have at least one, even if it is a smaller one.

And what you've described isn't at all what you've originally claimed. What you originally claimed in OP was, and I quote: "These people have backed up these claims when they were able to predict outcomes of the future."

You're now telling me that they can't, and haven't, backed up these claims.

So what's your endgame here, to instead of provide actual evidence that this is true, say that I "can't disprove" what you've said? Because that's all you've been implying so far.

5 year olds have consciousness.
What are you even trying to say?
Of course 5 years olds have consciousness. But you're making the claim that "you wouldn't have consciousness from that past life", which makes no sense at all, no matter how you try to read it.

If I have memories of a life lived 100 years ago, I was conscious 100 years ago.
If I have memories of life 5 years ago, I was conscious 5 years ago. But I'm not still conscious as that person 5 years ago, because time has moved on.
I'm only ever conscious at the current time. I can't be living simultaneously in the past and the present.

You're literally saying gibberish sentences at the moment.

what if time resets every 5 seconds or so
we'd have no way of knowing because we wouldn't remember

time is only recorded by humanity, time is a theory, no other living organism abides by a measurement of time.

is this how you predicted fallout 4s premise
He predicted the basic premise of a game using obvious clues.
He's a time traveler scientist wizard! He's a witch! Burn him!
Tell me how much more this makes sense here, than religion.
I really think that "religion" is too broad of a term to use here.
There are lots of religions, probably one that believes exactly this.

Tony is reminding me more and more of Yappi from Clyde Bruckmans Final Repose

I write down events that happen in my lucid dreams & vividly remember even insignificant things, and sometimes one event from the dream ends up happening in real life exactly as it did in the dream

It's cool and all but I don't really care, doesn't mean anything to me, happens maybe 3 times a year

My ex would have deja vus so frequently she wouldn't even bother telling anyone when they happened, but I'm pretty sure she's mentality defective in some way and that the phenomena is related to it