The discussion centers on the philosophical implications of time perception, particularly the concept that the future may already exist in some form. Participants argue against the notion of precognition, asserting that time travel is a speculative idea, with references to the ban on time travel in China. The phenomenon of déjà vu is explored, with a consensus that it does not equate to foresight but rather a misinterpretation of present experiences. Ultimately, the conversation concludes that the topic is overly speculative and lacks empirical support.
PREREQUISITESPhilosophers, psychologists, science fiction enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the nature of time and human perception.
Some people say the they can see into the future, they could be right? Also, they can't change what's going to happen because it has already happened. It also explains deja vu.