Perhaps instead of insult, you could explain how timelessness inevitably leads to choice being impossible......round and round, round and round...
If free will was used in making the future choices, then we still have said free will to use when we of the perceived now reach the moment of those decisions. The fact that they are already made does not change that we have yet to make them and we still have all of the available options before us.
Indeed... it does. I thinkbleh i hope this makes sense to someone other than myself
The thing is, if the past were to change, were you to have drank the pepsi, we would never know that that drinking of the pepsi was different. Given an ability to disregard time, the past could have change numerous instances without our knowledge, as we would be a product of that changed past.
I don't believe that it will, because the you who decided not to drink the pepsi is the same you still deciding not to drink the pepsi. The only reason for a change would be an outside influence, and if all times exist concurrently, then all outside influences will have already acted. So it will not. Will not, and can not are not the same.