happydolphin on 08 August 2013
| dsgrue3 said:
It says "establish in advance." If one is aware in advance, one has established the outcomes in advance. They are set in stone and not subject to change. This is predeterminism. |
If he is unbound by time, and was there when it happened (so he knows), it's not because he pre-established the outcome, but because it already happened.
There is no pre-determined path to those events. He only knows because he was there when it happened, before it happened (like the definition of foreknowledge you provided also states).
