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15 July

15 July · 06:42 UTC

More on time. Time doesn't go past-present-future. The present changes the past. For example, if you buy a winning lottery ticket, it wasn't the winning ticket when you bought it (in the 'past'). But it is the winning ticket when you win (the 'present'), and that win means it was now a winning ticket in the past too.

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