Next issue: Predicting the future Predicting the past is simple because there is the current state to verify wither past predictions are correct or wrong. However, predicting the future is exponentially more difficult to do due to the fact that there are no benchmarks to verify future predictions. All past predictions are interconnected in a massive interconnected spider-web of forests and trees. In other words, each event or object is dependent on other objects or events to exist. That’s why predicting the past is so easy. However, this process is a disadvantage to predicting the future. Since all objects, from big items like humans to small items like atoms are interconnected in a spider-web, these super intelligent robots have to predict every atom on the planet precisely in order to accurately see into the future. Even light interacts with matter so it’s not just predicting every atom on Earth, but also predicting every em radiation from Earth and light that travels to Earth from space.