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If all time is eternally present all time is irredeemable. What could have been is mere abstraction remaining as an eternal possibility only in the world of speculation

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Present tense and past tense

are perhaps present in the future tense

and the future tense within the past tense.

If all time is eternally present

all time is irredeemable.

What could have been is mere abstraction

remaining as an eternal possibility

only in the world of speculation.

What could have been and what was

they point to a single end, which is always present.