From: "Geo" 

"Robert Comer"  wrote in message
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> Take for  instance a precog (ESP, see into the future type stuff), and he
> sees that he's going to die two days from now in a car accident in
> Cincinnati, all he has to do is not be there and the future is changed.

By "seeing" into the future something from outside the timeline
is causing a change. Without that change a certain set of events would have
happened, that's "set". It's no different than the past being
set, if you could travel back in time and change something would everything
up till now not be changed in some way?

> And yes, I do believe precognition is possible, that's one of the "time is
> not as linear as theory states right now" that I talked about before.

I'm still working on "what is time" beyond the standard
"it's what keeps everything from happening at once" answer..


Geo.

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