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"..You lift your foot off the brake just as the light turns green means you JUST went through that same intersection in a parallel universe a split second ago?"
-- That hypothesis would be consistent with the quantum mechanics, Many-World Interpretation (MWI) theory. All possible alternative histories and futures are real, each representing an actual/parallel world or universe. |
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A person's internal "clock" may be super-accurate, or there may be other possibilities.
If an alarm is sufficiently annoying, it may motivate the waker to anticipate it and circumvent having to hear it. This may enhance a sense of timing. It may also enhance the reflex to undo something before it's happened. These may or may not be the same thing. |
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Now your internal body clock is evidence of time travel? What's next? You lift your foot off the brake just as the light turns green means you JUST went through that same intersection in a parallel universe a split second ago?
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"... the key is the reversal of the T2 and T1 positions..."
Assuming T2 is later than T1, this just describes time reversal, if the particle goes from T2 to T1. When I was in college and had an early class, I'd often wake up suddenly, look at the alarm clock, and it would go off. If there is detection of an event that's about to happen, I think there are times when the brain is more receptive to it: waking up, walking along in a meditative state, etc. I also suspect a spinning frisbee or a hurtling meteor might affect one's environment and a sense other than the common 5. |
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"My basic premise is that the brain might have evolved some mechanism for detecting tiny perturbations in the electromagnetic fields around us, and that they might give clues to what's about to happen. "
I personally don't believe that we have such a capability, but do not reject the concept out-of-hand. I would require some kind of concrete evidence to believe it. I'd be happy to be proven wrong. |
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Fair enough, although the key is the reversal of the T2 and T1 positions. I don't really like the way they describe it, but c'est la vie.
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The OP reference to time reversal was more of an attention grabber than an attempt to prove the feasibility of "time travel". Sorry if it's been a distraction.
My basic premise is that the brain might have evolved some mechanism for detecting tiny perturbations in the electromagnetic fields around us, and that they might give clues to what's about to happen. This isn't pretending to be science, except that polling humans for their experiences can lead to something quantifiable. Thanks to all for the reality checks. |
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"In quantum physics, there are entities known as antiparticles, which can be mathematically described as moving backward in time."
This is incorrect. Antiparticles move in all space-time dimensions as "normal" particles. They do not have "antimass", "antitemperature", "antimagnetism" etc. Time marches on for antimatter just as it does for matter. Ignoring relativistic effects (such as the Lorentz transformation), of course. But that applies equally to matter and antimatter. |
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Since energy can not be disroyed but can be altered. It is conceivable that the mind has the capablity to tap into various degrees of energy and absorb its direction whether forward, backward or its reflection of time and place. My view of the Universe.
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