Oh no not another free will thread.

[Mystic]

I'm not suggesting that it was created at the same time.

I think it's a paradox on many levels.

1. From free-will perspective, it's problematic. I will not restate the argument for that, you've heard it enough. 

2. From the perspective that our past selves would be alive, and future, so why are we in the present now perspective, also is paradoxical.

3. From the paradox in terms...

4. Time can't be eternal without start, has been proven on many philosophical levels, unlimited time spanning back is impossible, and so for the same reason, beginning in time and spanning forever to the endless future is impossible. Both are impossible to exist... mathematically, logically.