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Originally Posted by Doctordick
That is an unjustifieable leap of faith enjendered by the success of Newtonian mechanics. He introduced the idea that the future could be known if the past were known and Einstein's picture is soundly based upon that erroneous illusion. That is precisely the source of the problems between general relativity and quantum mechanics.
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This simply isn't true. If it were true, Newtonian mechanics would also fail to be quantized (as you say, Newton introduced the assumption). However, non-relativistic mechanics (Newton) can be quantized, as can special relativistic mechanics with a few subtleties. These theories have the same suppositions about time.
-Will
