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im not saying spacetime is the 8th dimension. i was saying that maybe i am thinking of the 8th dimension, not the 4th. on a seperate topic... i was watching a video recently that there are 4d computer games and that is spatially the 4th...

I work in AI/ML as a data scientist and actuary, and it is absolutely not precognition. AI is a complex statistical system, but nothing that goes near precognition. Using probability to predict the next best token is not precognition.

Second sentence is incorrect with current accepted physics. Time is a dimension (the fourth dimension), and the unique part is it flows in one direction. One of the canonical examples is you never see a broken egg put itself together. Time always...

Second sentence is incorrect with current accepted physics. Time is a dimension (the fourth dimension), and the unique part is it flows in one direction. One of the canonical examples is you never see a broken egg put itself together. Time always...

I thought the very definition of time was "that thing that stops everything happening all at once" ;)

it's certainly MY definition :) keep it simple, i say.

One could argue that AI already shows precognition by finding meaningful patterns of information that humans miss, in advance. But I think that idea had already been explored in science fiction

I think mathematically it does, but we still experience the arrow of time and entropy. I'm not a math guy, though. There is no barrier to the future affecting the past on some levels, in theory.

it's incredibly interesting. but like gravity i doubt there will ever be an understanding of why/how/what it is. and it doesnt help anything in anyway (unless you give it meaning of course. it could be comforting like God letting you know He is...

A high level of symbolic overlap between the event and frame of reference and experiences of a person, within a given time frame. The events giving rise to the observed phenomenon and the observer's frame of reference will overlap occasionally...

I thought the very definition of time was "that thing that stops everything happening all at once" ;)

I thought the very definition of time was "that thing that stops everything happening all at once" ;)

I think mathematically it does, but we still experience the arrow of time and entropy. I'm not a math guy, though. There is no barrier to the future affecting the past on some levels, in theory.

i think spacetime says there is no upstream. or is that the 8th dimension? something in "Physics" speculates time happens all at once.

Some ideas about precognition involve the mind sorting things out before cognition, or that mind functions further upstream in time from the present. If there were to be a synchronous event that in the future that had meaning it presented a...