Which one, Veeky Forums?
I choose Eternalism, mostly because it seems to be the most optimist.
Which one, Veeky Forums?
I choose Eternalism, mostly because it seems to be the most optimist.
'Presentism', The past and future are just vague approximations that originate from our imaginations.
The only real thing is always what's happening at this moment, right now.
Seems like a semantic quibble without actual meaning.
This.
This. How does a universe that "obeys" one of these "theories" differ empirically from those obeying the other two? Utterly meaningless from a scientific point of view.
>>>/pseudointellectualism/
Sounds like that depends on the fundamental nature of the universe, which we've yet to confirm but probably will at some point. If quantum physics turn out to actually be random, then only the past and present exist while the future is predictable only in a broad sense. If the universe is fundamentally deterministic, then every single thing that will ever happen in the history of the universe was laid out at the moment of the big bang. So it's potentially an answerable question.
Possibilism, the future is determined by the present and the past, because of this, anything is possible in the future.
>Choosing something because MUH optimism
brainlet pls
Why no Present & Future model?
The Past is fixed, while the other two are dynamic.
Probably Possibilism because of muh relativity of simultaneity.