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It is used in [[Nick Land]]'s concept of the [[numogram]]. | It is used in [[Nick Land]]'s concept of the [[numogram]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:57, 22 August 2026
Retrocausality is defined by Haz:[1]
The basic idea of retrocausality is that all susbtances and things in reality are 'oriented" virtually toward 'something form the future.
The future is 'influencing' the past, basically, 'creating itself from the future.
This is not some obscurantist or mystical point. The key element is 'virtuality" - that something is ORIENTED in a certain direction, but not necessarily 'there.'
It is used in Nick Land's concept of the numogram.