The Carver-Kulkarni Revelation
On March 15, 2127 CE (0 PR), and at made the discovery that would fundamentally transform human civilisation: they achieved perfect prediction of human decisions from prior brain states, functionally disproving .
Using technology, they demonstrated that brain function is deterministically classical—quantum decoherence occurs far too rapidly to influence cognition. By mapping neural states at quantum resolution and modelling their evolution with exascale computing, they achieved 100% accurate prediction of decisions from prior neural configuration.
The philosophical implications were immediate and inescapable. If every decision could be predicted with perfect accuracy from prior physical states, then "free will" in any meaningful sense was demonstrably absent. The prediction wasn't probabilistic or approximate—it was perfect, repeatable, and universal across all tested subjects.
"Deterministic Foundations of Consciousness and Decision-Making" was published in Nature on November 2, 2127. Within months, legal scholars, political theorists, philosophers, and theologians worldwide acknowledged that fundamental assumptions underlying moral responsibility, criminal justice, democratic governance, and religious doctrine required complete reconceptualisation.
Society marked this event by replacing the Gregorian calendar, ushering in the era "Post Revelation (PR)," signifying humanity's new understanding of their existence.
