>>42713246
It can only go back 10 years tops, and can't alter anything

>>42713293
Isn't that just remembering? Wait, am I one of the few that can do that?

>>42713246
More info about this? What do they mean exactly by "mentally time travel"? Does she just have very realistic hallucinations or very immersive imagination, or can she really see the past for real? There was not one single past anyway and there is an infinite number of different futures so which one does she see?

>>42713246
>I can time travel
>but only backwards
>and only in my mind
>and only about things I saw/read
Kek that’s called having a memory. I remember my younger cousin getting shat on by my grandma when she started talking about how special she was for being able to use words in her head
>you mean having a thought lmfao?
Yeah everybody thinks you little solipsist kek. She grew up to be an idiot too lmao

>>42713246
"teenager in france can mentally travel"
Translation its the first nigger to be able to answer how they would feel if they didnt eat breakfast that morning

>>42714617
We are witnessing evolution in real time

>>42713246
You can't predict things like lottery numbers, next week's weather, or even the day of your own natural death (or someone else's), because these are all things that are constantly and highly variable. Today, for example, you foresee the date of your natural death; let’s say it’s March 7 - at least today, or at the moment you correctly predicted it. But then something changes in the constellation of forces (whatever it may be) and that date changes along with it. Your date of death varies constantly (just like your cause of death); it only truly manifests at the moment of your actual death. It’s exactly the same with lottery numbers - provided the game isn’t rigged and the numbers are left to chance, they only truly manifest at the moment they’re drawn.

>>42713246
Knowing the future causes an influx of butterfly effects that change the future. If the lottery were truly fated and not so easily affected by entropy it would be easy to guess lottery numbers, but alas isn't is not so.

>>42714617
Plenty of them can mentally travel to the past with "but I did have breakfast". You must be thinking of mentally traveling to alternate realities. All very paranormal.

>>42715779
>>42715949
Can confirm, I sometimes have lucid dreams where I look up for lottery numbers and they never are static, they keep changing nonstop whenever I see them in the dream