http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%A9j%C3%A0_vu#Scientific_Researchesancalimon said:
(What An4sh said.)
And why do you believe what Islam says? (Sorry, forum.)GökTürkHakaniKemal said:
Humans can see into the past. Is it scientifically possible to also see future?
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(What An4sh said.)
GökTürkHakaniKemal
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Nah,for me it's enaugh evidence.I think same thing in christianity...Papa Lazarou said:
well since religions try to be a bit logical, it's not strange to find something about fate there.. As I said it's illogical to think that there is no fate.
Now about those mirrors. Does anyone know if it's possible to slow down the movement of light between mirrors so that we can look into the past of a location. It would clear up everything about the past.
Now about those mirrors. Does anyone know if it's possible to slow down the movement of light between mirrors so that we can look into the past of a location. It would clear up everything about the past.
Mage246
Deja vu is just the mind playing tricks on itself. Plus, it's a feeling, not sight. Plus it only happens when something is already happening, so if it is a vision it's not a very useful one.
Also, I'm constantly predicting the future, and I'm usually right. That's called observation and analysis, not precognition.
Slowing down light isn't useful for seeing the past. Light can only show you where it has already been. If you want to freeze light to have a permanent record of the past, it's called a photograph.
Also, I'm constantly predicting the future, and I'm usually right. That's called observation and analysis, not precognition.
Slowing down light isn't useful for seeing the past. Light can only show you where it has already been. If you want to freeze light to have a permanent record of the past, it's called a photograph.
Bulle said:
Sure it wasn't just a hit and miss prediction?
Yeah, why so? I want to believe in fate, but I just cant think of all that much evidence for it.Radalan said:
Damn, I actually go through this relatively often. There was a period about a year ago, when I woke up in the morning, I had a dream where stuff happened, and the exact same thing happened later that day. It happened every day for about a week, kinda startled me, but I thought it was cool.Bulle said:
Radalan said:
Because fate works both ways in time. If you didn't do something in the past, it's not possible to change what you didn't do in the past. If you are not going to do something in the future, you can not change it. You can not do something different than what you were going to do in the future.
Think of it. If you are going to the past in the future and monitor that time period now, you must be able to see yourself there...
Well I need that contraption made of mirrors to see for myself. It's easy to do it if there's a way to slow down light.
Bulle
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Well, uh, let me explain what happened. I was on a school trip to a lovely island called Gotland, it was early summer and we stayed in some cottages close to a beach. One evening I thought to myself that it would be nice to go down to the beach and skinny dip (we were free to go wherever we wanted). I thought to myself that I will meet my math teacher down by the hill, even though I had no information about where he was in the first place or why he would even be there. Truly enough, I came down the hill and I met my math teacher, who was speaking on his phone. We said hello to each other and I continued down to the beach. I thought for myself that my math teacher will go down to the beach and that he will see me coming out of the water, completely naked. And well, that was just what happened. So two things that I thought of came true in a not very good way.Hyperion said:
Thought it was something like that.
Sure it wasn't just a coincidence that you happened to remember just because it actually happened?
Sure it wasn't just a coincidence that you happened to remember just because it actually happened?
You know how often I go around thinking stuff like that?
Some of are bound to hit. The rest is forgotten.
Some of are bound to hit. The rest is forgotten.
Mage246
Did you also think you were the only one who enjoys the beach? You were also probably nervous about skinnydipping, which made you think about getting caught.
She's hardly saying she believes in ESP.
Bulle
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Thing is that those were the only things I thought would happen. And they did. But it was more in a "with my luck" kind of way of thinking.Hyperion said:
Considering it was around 23 in the evening I really didn't think that anyone else would come down there. But apparently he did. He said that he wanted to watch the stars. From the beach. Talk about awkward moment.Mage246 said:
Indeed, it was most likely just a coincidence. But a creepy one at that.Papa Lazarou said:
Rewjeo
Sergeant at Arms
? Fate is the idea that certain things are going to happen, and there is nothing you can do about it. Whether EVERYTHING is fated, or you have choices about certain things is also there, but whatever. There's a story about a guy who sees Death. Scared, he runs to another town. Death is worried that he saw this guy in this town because he was supposed to kill him that night, but in a different town. In fact, the town that the guy ran to...ancalimon said:
The fact that you can't change what you did isn't fate, that's just how time works. And how do you know that you can't change what you will do in the future? With fate, certain things will happen and you can't do anything about it. Without fate, then things just happen. Ultimately, whether or not you believe in fate doesn't change anything. Well, unless a society really really believes in fate and anything that happens is justified as "it was fated to happen so we cannot do anything about it."
FrisianDude
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Dryvus said:
Rewjeo said:
If you consider that there's the past and the future, the reality of fate becomes obvious. From the right perspective, the future and the past are irrelevant. They are the same things. Because time is relative. When you think that the only real is you, fate becomes meaningless for you and within this limit the possibility of you realizing fate does not exist. When you realize that everything exists and think that you become everything or at least two different things (thus two different times seen from a single perspective but one peerless moment shared by two different perspectives) at the same time, the future and the past becomes contained within a circle. How many branches of reality exists within this circle, I can only guess (4 maybe?). But it's not necessary to prove that fate exists. It's simply logic, some grasp it, some grasp it later, some cease to exist before getting the chance to grasp it.
