Scott W. Somerville wrote:
>Rodolfo writes, "There are no hints of predestination." > >By the term "block multiverse" I mean a reality in which everything >MUST happen, in some "timeline" or "universe." This sounds a lot like >predestination to me. > >Scott W. Somerville, Esq. >[EMAIL PROTECTED] Not necessarily. You can have predestination in God Eyes (3 person point of view, as given by SWE for example). But from the relative state of the observer (akin to the 1 person view), who has not the slightest ability for seeing the "block universe", things are really necessarily (for him/her) not predestinate. It is the fate of the poor universal machine: forced to make choice while still hesitating. BTW I would restrict the "block multiverse" to *consistent* events. A finite proof of 1=0 will not happen, ... I hope! Bruno
