People think that only the future can be changed. Still, the future outcome of your actions is continually changing the past, according to a new theory that adds even more weirdness to the strange world of quantum mechanics. This theory says that when two particles interact, they become entangled on a sub-atomic quantum level and rid themselves of their probabilities. When you add the impact of future events to the last events, the effect of all the events themselves changes.

The past can and does change. It’s exquisitely sensitive and delicately balanced.” -Keiichiro Hirano, At the End of the Matinee.

This quote was used in Chris Guillebeau’s article: “CHANGE YOUR FUTURE TO REWRITE THE PAST.” The selection was taken from an article on his website, The Art of Non-Conformity.

The next time someone says, “You can’t change the past,” you’ll know better. You’re changing the past every day! The past changes on its own, merely through time and events outside your control, because your perspective of what happens changes. Your ongoing experiences affect your conclusions about the past. How you see past events is part of the narrative of your life. Your story determines your future, and how you know the story is your narrative.

This website is about self-improvement, self-development & reinventing ourselves. The theme of reinventing ourselves is in my books, essays, career development work, and most sections presented on this website. My passion is trying to improve daily and finding new ideas to help!