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By *iker Jack OP Man
9 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

If you had a crystal ball and could see your future all the way and including to the end of it, not able or allowed to make any changes to change the events, would you want to look in it and know?

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
9 weeks ago

Leeds

No I wouldn't.

Had I seen my future 30 years ago I'd have probably well.....done anything to avoid it, but I'm here and I'm grateful for what I have despite the shit I had to endure to get here.

Mrs

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By *lowupdollTV/TS
9 weeks ago

Herts

If we could see the end we could not start. Humanity invented religion not to explain the natural world but to prevent the end so we could start.

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By *iker Jack OP Man
9 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

"If we could see the end we could not start. Humanity invented religion not to explain the natural world but to prevent the end so we could start. "

Hang on a minute I need to absorb this, maybe over a brew

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By *mileyculturebelfastMan
9 weeks ago

belfast

"If we could see the end we could not start. Humanity invented religion not to explain the natural world but to prevent the end so we could start. "

Nothing to do with the question asked.

Yeah I would.

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By *anchester_gentMan
9 weeks ago

Manchester/ Cheshire border

Absolutely yes. Imagine how much better we could plan our lives if we knew for sure how long we’d got.

Make sure we did the things we really want to while we’re healthy enough. Or not end up with loads of money saved to plan for an old age we don’t get.

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By *lowupdollTV/TS
9 weeks ago

Herts

"If we could see the end we could not start. Humanity invented religion not to explain the natural world but to prevent the end so we could start.

Nothing to do with the question asked.

Yeah I would. "

How is that nothing to do with the question asked?

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By *rsMistyPeaksWoman
9 weeks ago

Essex

No. Not if I can’t change it. That would irritate the shit out of me.

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By *8on33Man
9 weeks ago

winfrith

"If you had a crystal ball and could see your future all the way and including to the end of it, not able or allowed to make any changes to change the events, would you want to look in it and know?"
Nope I'm not interested life is a rollercoaster meet disaster head on in the moment if disaster is my destiny .

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By *avexxMan
9 weeks ago

cheshire

no thank you,,

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By *inxy777Woman
9 weeks ago

essex

No, I wouldn’t want to know, it’s made me who I am now! Xx

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

"If you had a crystal ball and could see your future all the way and including to the end of it, not able or allowed to make any changes to change the events, would you want to look in it and know?"

Absolutely.

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By *addy bareMan
9 weeks ago

lakeside

Yeah sure and I'd make the best of the time I have left.

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By *oo..Woman
9 weeks ago

Boo's World

Nope

I'll take what life throws at me when it throws it.

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By *aven.Woman
9 weeks ago

Not the North West...

I am that person that'll Google the ending of a film half way through watching it. Then if it's crap I'd switch it off.

So yes.

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

"If you had a crystal ball and could see your future all the way and including to the end of it, not able or allowed to make any changes to change the events, would you want to look in it and know?"

Nope

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By *ell GwynnWoman
9 weeks ago

North Yorkshire

No, because I want to delight in the journey. If I knew what was to come, I'm pretty sure my brain would fixate on the hardships and neglect to appreciate and joyfully anticipate the good stuff.

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By *eordieJeansCouple
9 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne

I would. It’s not like I do anything exciting anyway so I probably wouldn’t remember most of it by the time it happens.

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By *ickyKlungespeareMan
9 weeks ago

St Leonards

I'll play your game but without the crystal ball, having my own psychic stuff going on.

Material and atheistic, something more explicable in the direction of quantum physics, fractal attractors, and a poem more fucked up (and more beautiful) than any religion we've invented so far, but most definitely not a religion - they're a bit old hat now.

A reality far stranger than religion or science can come up with yet - the next step into explaining reality, supplanted itself in a few centuries/millennia, and so on and so on.

So - for the purposes of this scenario, I'll declare this is how I can see. I see futures.

Every future I've seen is, however, changeable.

So I'm unable to agree with your premise that a future is fixed.

I'd suggest, in fact, that one of the reasons time and information are not restricted in that manner is because consciousness (or what lies beneath it and matter, knitting the two together akin to David Bohm's ideas) is part of the universe's existential requirements, but it struggles with fixity.

Contradicts its modes of production.

So, most humans can probably see a future - biology needs physics, and physics is fairly comfortable with what I've said - and that future is a "real" future in that it can happen, but it's not a "fixed" future.

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By *ee69Man
9 weeks ago

glasgow

What will be will be

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
9 weeks ago

Reading

No i think it would be terrifying waiting for that car accident or divorce.

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By *929Man
9 weeks ago

newcastle

No because if rest of life is going to be utter shit then rather not know best to maintain the hope that something good might be just around the corner

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By *agatoXXXMan
9 weeks ago

Gone and completely forgotten.

"If you had a crystal ball and could see your future all the way and including to the end of it, not able or allowed to make any changes to change the events, would you want to look in it and know?"

I've seen that episode of Star Trek...🖖🏻

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By *ittlebirdWoman
9 weeks ago

The Big Smoke

Nope. I like to make my own changes along the way…

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By *hrista BellendWoman
9 weeks ago

surrounded by twinkly lights

Definitely. I can plan around my kids then, I don't fear dying, I fear my kids loosing their mum. If I can soften that blow, that's my comfort blanket

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