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Message Subject Why can we remember the past but not the future?
Poster Handle Sir Tim The-Not-Quite-So-Brave
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Actually we do remember the future. All the deja (sorry my keyboard skills are not up to accents) phenomena. It's the sense of having seen or heard or done or read things before when it was quite impossible that was the case. How often I've known I've read a book but it was just published and released. Or I know a foreign locale and I've never been there before. Or I stop at a street corner even though I have right away and car which was just or heard it but three seconds later it is there.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 50347765


It happens a lot...most of the time it is not thought about other than a "Did I really?" moment...Paying more attention to what seems everyday might surprise you...
 Quoting: Settle4It


That's a very good point.

I always question "did I really...nah can't be deja vu surely some other explanation" to any apparent deja vu I have had as do most people I expect. Perhaps sometimes it may be down to coincidence with the sometimes repetitive nature of life - but certainly not always. We're dismissive of even contemplating the possibility that we could have preminitions of the future because it's just deemed as being 'weird' and abnormal. I think we must embrace Sci-Fi more and be more open minded, for whatever we imagine, no matter how extraordinary it may be could very well exist somewhere in the universe and indeed at any time. Some people would think that sounded crazy, but in what appears to be an infinite reality, an unbounded universe (and/or multiverses) - anything, anywhen really is a possibility.
 
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