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Which will you choose: the future or the past?
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But, you never answer it in the future
Yes you can, just that the past you can't hear it.
All answers are from the future, just like all photographs are of the past
But all answers occur in the present.
I posted 19 minutes ago. Your answer came 1 minute ago. Your answer came from the future from the point in time of the question.
This might seem stupid, but it's the same point that Stephen Hawking used to prove that time travelling is impossible or something.