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- adjective Of or pertaining to
retrocausality
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Examples
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The observed reality shows that going in retrocausal circles is what the universe does at the quantum level.
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You: The observed reality shows that going in retrocausal circles is what the universe does at the quantum level.
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TP is extrapolating from Penrose-Hameroff, which is already considered "out there" by most neuroscientists, and adding long-term retrocausal mutations to the mix.
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For the Third Choice model I suggest "retrocausal" (a generalized observation of an action occurring before a cause.)
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While "retrocausal" normally implies time travel, we need a looser definition due to the lack of appropriate candidates in the English language.
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About your only chance is to build a database of retrocausal examples.
A Useless Critic 2007
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So that sounds that in your hypothesis all mutations are retrocausal, rather than caused by random processes?
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As a PS: Could you, just for clarities sake, state if you think that the mutations appearing in Luria/Delbrueck's experiments are actually an example for a retrocausal effect?
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Faster than light communication is inherently retrocausal time-travel.
A Peaceful Eve 2007
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Faster than light communication is inherently retrocausal time-travel.
A Peaceful Eve 2007
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