Our worlds are very similar, but we do not possess the same sense of time.

Let's take a ready example and say that we are going out for coffee and I tell you that if you purchase an orange juice, instead, it will save your life.

Someone may immediately consider why orange juice is better than coffee and raise arguments about how their coffee isn't so bad and won't kill them.

However, how something is expressed is not as important as the interactions that it influences.

It could be, instead, that purchasing the orange juice saves you 30 seconds which will (as you may call it) start a chain of reactions which will put you in the right place at the right time when there is an accident on your way home.

You probably won't see how this happens unless your sense of time is more independent from your perspective.

It is not about consequences any more than karma is involved.

As an example of karma, let's say that you were leading a nice, stress-free life without anything really bad happening. One day you got angry and ended up hitting someone. The next day something your pet dog died.

You may link the dead dog to your anger the day before.

More accurately though, the geometry of relationships changed when (possibly) the value of your anger was expressed it it. In the new perspective the dog was not compatible.

Depending on the perspective, it could be that the dog disappears from it. You make a logical narrative to explain the disappeared dog in your reality. It could be that he runs away, someone else is taking care of him or she is at the vet, she died, etc.

So in this way there's no consequence of your action, before or after. At ever moment the entire universe is created anew (for lack of better terms).

In this way right or wrong are irrelevant. What matters are the values of what exist.

Where one person sees "right" or "wrong" another person may see the value, and calculate these values.

Our sense of time may be different, but there's a lot more calculation going on here than is realized. With a 'giant computer' it is not so difficult. It goes beyond right/wrong, good/bad, stupid/smart, high/low, and manipulates reality itself for my own purposes.

As I show the values in my perspective (you) how to do the same thing so do our realities become more logically related. (Again, for my own purposes.)

It could be, instead, that I let you drink your coffee and then you wonder why I didn't save your life if I knew this was "going to happen". It would appear that my senses are rusty. But I am looking at the bigger picture and the totality of my perspective.

Right/wrong are temporary and stand on shaky ground. Why would anyone want to believe in them?