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Post by Moose on Mar 5, 2015 1:14:35 GMT
I think that what bugs me also is that not even God, if there is such a being, can make a thing never have been. Any bad thing that happened, happened. It can't be undone.
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Post by juju on Mar 5, 2015 7:47:30 GMT
That's a huge assumption. Just because we experience time in a linear way does not mean that's how it really is. Or that if God exists he/she will not have control over the way time can behave. Who knows?
But really, why does it matter? Do you think God should be able to rewind and make it so no bad thing ever happened to anyone? Why?
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Post by Alvamiga on Mar 5, 2015 9:24:43 GMT
I hate those kind of stories in anything. You just end up with the whole paradox thing going on.
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Post by JoeP on Mar 5, 2015 10:37:15 GMT
Are you saying god doesn't have a Big Red Button?
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Post by Miisa on Mar 5, 2015 13:38:01 GMT
What Amy remembers is irrelevant. If in a reset timeline this Madame Cavario (I can't remember this character or the twist) is still alive or at least not killed by Amy then it has, in fact, unhappened, or never happened. Like I said before, we have the capacity to remember all sorts of things that have not really occurred, us imagining/remembering does not make them real any more than Amy remembering doing something that ultimately turned out not to have an effect. Her behaviour and even sense of self is changed from remembering having "done" it previously, but then so would mine be after causing an accident in a driving simulator. We can learn and change regardless of reality.
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