If someone could look ahead into the future and warn you of some impending danger, there’s nothing you could do to prevent it. Debate me
>>223963480This occurs several times in the movie series you used as your OP image; within the movies, changing the past produces alternate timelines branching off from that moment.
>>223963480It depends on the scale of the problem doesn't it? I can't stop a hurricane or earthquake from happening but I can stay home if you told me the store I go to gets shot up
>>223963480the act of telling them what happens is what causes the chain of events for it to occur. Best to just listen and not say anything, and that's what nobody did.
>>223963480Right, because if it already happened (in the future) then it already happened (in the present).
>>223963480Ok. Explain why not.
>>223963480Wouldn't care about preventing it as long as I can make sure it doesn't impact me. Unless it's like the world blows up then meh go do groundhog day shit the last day
>>223963645Not everything is a predestination paradox. I have experience with temporal anomalies such as the effects of actions before they took place.
