Is the future ever changing, fixed, or just a few possibilities? 50

The answer to this question is that you have to understand what the future is. There are two kinds of but in fact one result, the future is fixed, but there are many possibilities, the future will change when the time point has not yet come, but he will not change, should be the future is a result of all the factors of your present, For example, you pay your salary on the 10th of every month, and I know that you are going to pay someone on the 9th, so through the factors you know now, and speculate that you may have to go to the bank tomorrow, This is the future, the future is certain, but it will change. In the wisdom of Chinese Taoism, everything has a fixed number, and a fixed number is a fixed number, which cannot be changed, but the fixed number is a web link that can be changed.

Just like the vulnerabilities in computer programs, we know that there are vulnerabilities from the moment the computer system is invented, and the loopholes are constantly patched up after being discovered, indicating that the programmer does not want the loophole to appear, but the loophole does appear. To understand the future, we must not understand this loophole as a loophole, but as a result that the programmer wrote**, although he does not want this result to appear, but every paragraph he writes ** is contributing to the emergence of this loophole, in the same way, when a social turmoil people suffer, we understand that this suffering is caused by the people themselves, although the people themselves do not want to cause this suffering, but everything people do is to create conditions for the occurrence of this suffering, So there is a misfortune at a certain sight; will say, calamity, definite number, that's what it means. I hope you understand all that.

Ever-changing, adapting to survival.

It doesn't have to be constantly changing, and all the scientists in the world are divided into two groups of scientists about the future, but let's start with the first group, which is that time is fixed and immutable.

Theory 1: You will drive and kill someone one day in a certain year If you don't take this road or don't drive that day, then there will be two outcomes: First: that person will still die, but not you hit and kill someone else, and second:

You're going to have to go down this path because of something, like sending someone to such and such a place, or your mother needs treatment and the hospital happens to be here. Conclusion: So the future cannot be changed.

Theory 2: If the person doesn't go down that road or doesn't leave the house, there will be two outcomes: First, if he doesn't go, someone else will be killed on the road

He's going to get hit and die down this road because of something that must and is important, and Conclusion: No matter how you change the future, either you hit someone and someone else kills someone, and someone on this road is going to kill someone, and someone is going to die.

And then let's talk about the second faction, and the second faction can change the future, which is very easy to say.

Theory: You meet the future, one day there is a terrorist who wants to blow up a building with six or seven hundred people, in the future, **** has blown up the building, but you kill or knock down ****, so the terrorist did not blow up the building, conclusion: although you have changed the future, you have changed the timeline, but this is on the premise that you know that the terrorist will blow up the building in the future, this is also a bug, and in the same way, if the terrorist does not blow up the building in the future, you will not go, but if there is an accident at the scene caused the terrorists to blow up the building, so that's the variability of the future.

There is no way to confirm which genre is right, and if it is confirmed, you need to know which one is right and which is wrong after the future, because the current level of human science and technology and human knowledge reserves have not been able to use technology for the future for at least 100 years, unless superpowers.