Question:
Do you think it is possible to see something from both the past and the future but only as single reflexes?
2020-08-21 01:11:43 UTC
I watched a video somewhere about the chronovisor and that it is possible to capture something from the past or the future but that the big problem is that no one has yet being able to capture sequence of events either as a sequence of images or like a video but only single reflexes ( I mean single images showing something ) that contain no information of neither the year nor the date. So that means for example if you see a captured image of something future ( let's say a catastrophe such as a plane crash ) you won't be able to prevent it because you have no information or idea of the events prior to that nor after that. And neither do you have info about when.
Six answers:
2020-08-25 20:44:54 UTC
I assume that the word 'reflex' has a specialist meaning in the area you are asking about.  If not then your spiel makes no sense.
Tom
2020-08-24 16:31:20 UTC
               .....?
Christian in Jesus
2020-08-24 06:07:26 UTC
There was a European series that I saw about a police officer that had these types of visions and they had to beat the clock based upon the one image.  There was also a famous movie that did the same thing.
Jon
2020-08-21 10:26:32 UTC
😁"the chronovisor .... that it is possible to capture something from the past or the future"



You were reading science fiction. (If I remember rightly, 'The Chronoscope' was an Asimov short story from the 60's or 70's). There is no such real device.



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?
2020-08-21 04:53:33 UTC
In reality, no. You can't take an image of an event in the future because entropy and the randomness of quantum mechanics means that future event may never happen or may create an alternate universe and timeline if it does happen. 



Any image of any event has pixels of data from one period of time in the past. Data is a meaningless bunch of numbers until the data is analyzed and interpreted. Then some of the data becomes information that may have errors. 
Pearl L
2020-08-21 01:28:10 UTC
anything is possible


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