Re:Roy Kerr: Do Black Holes Have Singularities?
by Timon3 on Thursday December 14, 2023 @01:39PM
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Isn't this presupposing some hidden variable theory or superdeterminism to be true? If quantum interactions are truly random, the future is driven both by the information available in the present and randomness.
In the technical sense the future _is_ driven purely by the information available in the present. It’s a function of t-1.
The only reason future should be different from prediction is if the set of information available to the predictor about the present is different from the actual set of information about the present.