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I saw a ghost like 3 days ago. I think it was an old ma'am who used to live near by. On a windy night you can still here him howling. Texxxxiiicccaaans go home!

If one starts with the premise that events happen before they do, pretty much like when you watch a star in the sky, that is "there" for you, but is "in reality" already dead since centuries. By the time you get the information/the "visual" of the star, this one is already gone. Suppose what we call reality works the same way, by the time you perceive it, it already happened. And suppose that, what is a mere delay of information transmission in the end, isn't limited to a bunch of milliseconds, but like the star, can spread over months, years.

It implies that, one can potentially access future events, "see" or "hear" things before they do actually happen, IF, one can access a "channel", voluntarily or not, where information travels faster than it does in what we call "reality"/our plan of existence

Yeah I know, they told us it's impossible at school because, it HAS to be impossible, because muh free will and muh and my self-important self, so there can't be, there mustn't be .. What tantamount to "fate", in the end... Spoiler Alert: You're all going to die, lol

Flash news, it's not technically impossible, OBVIOUSLY

https://www.sciencealert.com/something-strange-is-causing-distant-galaxies-to-synchronise

Galaxies millions of light years away seem to be connected by an unseen network of massive intergalactic structures, which force them to synchronize in ways that can't be explained by existing astrophysics, Vice reports. The discoveries could force us to rethink our fundamental understanding of the universe.

"The observed coherence must have some relationship with large-scale structures, because it is impossible that the galaxies separated by six megaparsecs [roughly 20 million light years] directly interact with each other," Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute astronomer Hyeop Lee told the site.