No one, and no computer can predict the future. It is unwritten. However, strong possibilities can be determined by the natural flow of probabilities. But there are key moments in time presented to key players that can switch the natural flow into another time track altogether. This happens all the time, but it is not noticed by the average citizen. Once the time track of probable events has been switched, it continues on a different, but similar track. It will then create a whole new set of outcomes and possibilities.

The reason the future can't be seen is simple, it hasn't been written yet, it is an unknown.

But the past can be seen and traveled to with high tech machines, and the government has been using them for many years now. There is a great concern that those trips to the past could have dire consequences for our present and future. It is theorized that this is why the Mandela Effect has been increasing and revealing obvious changes on the current time line. The changes could be small, so far, but they are real, and the government knows this.

In regard to the government tapping into computer probabilities and utilizing gifted think tank individuals to study the future - they fail to tell you the amount of people killed in events and the chaos and disruption to society in those probability searches. They only come up with some hoped for, "eventual" golden era where all chaos ends and people live in a heavenly state of new age love and harmony. That is deceptive and unrealistic.

The truth is, they can't see the future because it hasn't been written yet and NO ONE knows the future - the time track has not been laid.
The bottom line is this, we are on our own to evaluate world events and determine to the best of our ability what the most likely outcomes will be. We must live one day at a time as mortals, vulnerable to world events and hope we are able to avoid pitfalls as they happen. It is not a very illustrious or prestigious job, but it is the task we have been given.
George Eaton