true. the quantum effect could cause many "time lines." but if there is an end to the universe as some "scientists" think then there is a begining and an end. the past present and future happen simultaneously. time is a man made construct. there might only be the "now."

It's difficult as clarified. One lets irritate generally by long established theorems they are really true in this way. In reality there are no different time lines. This thought is based only on the consideration of several universes. In its structure one is already overwhelmed with this single one. From which one deduces on the basis of a simple observation it would have only a certain short age. Thereby it is with no technique ascertainable which time factor it has already really needed. Non-locally one assumes very high exponents. Whereby the question itself is completely irrelevant. Also the thought of the simultaneity is wrong here. Many forget that this is also just a theorem which excludes the existing construct of the universe. Some hear here and there something and throw everything into one pot. Then, for example, so unrealistic views of wormholes arise, which would lead into existential pasts. An alteration according to Moebius clarifies time as a factor of the status quo.