"Then you're also from a possible future." He considered no future set before its time. That defied all reason, as far as he was concerned.

He did not believe in fate, like Genesis. What had happened to them was the result of the chance actions of individuals, not the subject of some prophecy written out in poetry. If you sought similarities between vague verses and reality, of course you would find them. That did not mean it was anything more than coincidence.

The mind saw what the heart showed it. What he wanted was to see the truth. "And what is it that is happening?"