hTx said:

except IMO, inevitable events are present at least a moment before they occur..

But even that statement endangers the inevitability since if in existence before manifestion as information or a highly probable possibility..there may exist knowledge of inevitable factors before they occur which allows for action outside the inevitability potentially rendering it to non-existence through direct interference of its occurrence..
In that respect, human consciousness seems to be most fit for this sort of interference..deterministic to a point of realization.

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Expertly said.  If the agency of human consciousness is powerful enough to grasp something in the future as an inevitable event and to change it -- say, even through the mere awareness of it -- something interesting is going on. 

I agree that human consciousness is indeed capable of this type of interference.







P.S.  I was not asking you necessarily to entertain Many-Worlds.  Just using it as a model. 

hTx said:

It's an interesting model, one which IMO has evidence just by the many different realities experienced  by so many people in the same reality. Each perception (reality) it's own unique universe. People are literally living in there own worlds by their own words, thoughts (thinker) and subsequent evidence (prover).
Heraclitus said something a long the lines of "the asleep have many worlds, while those who are awake have but one in common."

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