Taez Talks

Systems in the universe evolve in harmony with their most probable future states. This is evident in phenomena like planetary formation, biological evolution, and human decision-making.

The idea that certain future states act as points of attraction, influencing the present to create conditions that lead to those states. For instance, the formation of Earth could be considered a temporal attractor, where the future Earth influenced its own creation.

Temporal Influence Conservation: The total influence from the past and future remains constant within a system.

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Temporal Coherence: The universe seeks the most coherent narrative across time, ensuring that the past, present, and future align in a meaningful way.

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Temporal Interaction Symmetry: The past and future have an equal ability to influence each other.

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Temporal Influence: The strength of temporal influence depends on factors like the significance of the event and the distance in time.

Physics: It could offer explanations for phenomena like quantum entanglement, wave function collapse, and the fine-tuning of the universe for life.

Psychology: TDH could reframe our understanding of concepts like free will, intuition, and anticipatory anxiety.

Religion: It offers a new perspective on concepts like divine providence, karma, prophecy, and the interconnectedness of all things.

While TDH offers a compelling framework for understanding the universe and our place within it, it remains a hypothesis. Testing these ideas requires innovative approaches that push the boundaries of current scientific methods.

However, the exploration of TDH encourages a profound shift in perspective, urging us to recognize the interconnectedness of all things across time and to consider the long-term consequences of our actions in shaping a more coherent and harmonious future.