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You have already contradicted yourself.
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Learn to use the quote tags.
I didn't make any contradictions.
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If we can’t predict the future, then who can???
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Who cares? We can't.
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Again, who has predetermined the future if we can’t???
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What?
Saying something is predetermined doesn't imply that anyone has made any decision.
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Why would we mathematically predicted something if we already know it’s on a predetermined path?
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What?
We can predict the non linear effect that gravity has on particles, for example.
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You have half a thought there, what would be do if we were to come across this completely random “something”?
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It wouldn't matter. We wouldn't be able to predict it mathematically.
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Of course we cannot predict another “being’s” actions (if we agreed that the very existence of "god" was true). Much like you could not have predicted I was going to post in this thread.
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If we knew the initial position and momentum vector of every particle in the universe at the start of time, then I would be able to predict exactly what you would've said in the post.
That assumes that all particle movement in the universe follows a pattern (linear or non linear).
If there is something that randomly affects the particle movement (something we'll never be able to predict with math), then I wouldn't be able to make any predictions.