For this type of sci-fi film, my hope is that the ending cannot be changed. Although changing the result can cheer up the audience and give people a feeling of victory over the heavens, I have been thinking about it for a long time and using the reverse deduction method, if the ending can be changed, my reasoning will fall into endless contradictions.
What if we knew the end? To the self of tomorrow, the self of today is just history. The heroine of the movie knew the ending and tried to change it, only to find that everything seemed to be arranged, and she moved towards the ending step by step. This episode is my favorite.
These are a bit like "Twelve Monkeys", trying to change the past, only to find that they are the inducement that leads to the end. I LIKE.
I no longer fantasize about the ability to predict the future, but only hope to do everything well and spend every happy time every day.
Attachment: My reasoning process made everyone laugh.
What I want to prove is that even if the outcome of things is predicted, the outcome cannot be changed.
Assumption: Someone has the ability to predict the future
*If you predict that the outcome of something is A, and change the outcome of the thing to B through effort,
then the previously predicted outcome becomes B, then you will not make efforts to change it, the outcome will be It is A*
that repeats the above process and never stops.
If the person predicts the ending of A, but the ending is B, then he has denied the ability to predict the future.
In short, the assumption is contradictory, so it does not hold.
Can anyone understand my reasoning?
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