[Philosophy] Hard to describe simply, so I'll ask and answer.

(Metaphysics: Nature of Time) Q: The nature of time: Do the past and future truly exist? Or is only the "present" real? A: "Simultaneous existence." To put it bluntly with an example, in terms of time, today (the present) is the future of yesterday and the past of tomorrow. (Metaphysics: Spacetime Correction) Q: Since time exists simultaneously, is your life predetermined, can you change the future, or is the passage of time an illusion? A: No, I think although it exists simultaneously, it flows within a certain space (user is currently using it). (Philosophy of Mind: Collective Effect) Q: Then, is the driving force of this "flow" coming from the human mind/consciousness, or is there a force within space itself pushing us forward? A: I think we are reading this space. If space were pushing, I don't think there would be such a thing as a collective effect. 🤔 (Idealism: Consciousness Projection) Q: Are we passive readers (watching the plot but unable to change it), or are we co-projectors and fine-tuners (collectively creating reality)? A: I think we are co-projectors and fine-tuners. Research on reality has shown that when a collective group thought about good things, the world's crime rate decreased. (Social and Political Philosophy: Unequal Authority) Q: Since you agree that we can "collectively project and fine-tune reality," do you believe everyone's authority to fine-tune reality is equal? A: I believe the authority is unequal 🤔. But it's not because of mental energy, it's because of rights. For example, what a well-dressed person says will be more convincing than what a person in shabby clothes says.