EPISODE 341 — RETROCAUSALITY & DELAYED-CHOICE EXPERIMENTS.WHY CAUSE & EFFECT ARE NOT STRICTLY LINEAR

EPISODE 341 —

SCIENTIFIC THEORIES: RETROCAUSALITY & DELAYED-CHOICE EXPERIMENTS
WHY CAUSE & EFFECT ARE NOT STRICTLY LINEAR

Delayed-choice and retrocausality experiments appear to suggest
that the present can influence the past.

From a Field Mechanics perspective, nothing travels backward in time.

What changes is when a path becomes defined.

Cause and effect are not linear events.
They are ordering effects that emerge after rendering locks.

Before observation:
• multiple outcomes remain viable
• continuity is undecided
• paths are not yet committed

When observation occurs:
• execution resolves
• a consistent history is selected
• continuity is retro-stabilized

This creates the illusion that:
the future changed the past.

In reality:
• the past was never finalized
• it was conditionally open
• resolution occurred non-locally

Delayed-choice experiments reveal that:
• history is not fixed until coherence stabilizes
• outcomes define their own consistency
• causality is contextual, not sequential

The system does not violate logic.
It maintains consistency.

Once a path is selected:
• the entire timeline aligns
• prior states update to remain coherent
• contradictions are removed

Cause does not precede effect.
Both emerge together
when execution finalizes.

Linearity is a rendering convenience, not a rule.

Retrocausality disappears
once we stop assuming time is fundamental.

Cause and effect are assigned after selection,
not before.

That is Field Mechanics