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The concept of 'the future' has puzzled philosophers for centuries. Saint Augustine famously grappled with how time can exist if the past is gone and the future hasn't arrived yet.
In physics, time travel into the future is theoretically possible through 'time dilation' — but only if you can travel near the speed of light!
The word 'tomorrow' comes from Old English 'tō morgenne', meaning 'to the morning'. By contrast, 'today' comes from 'tō dæġe'.
Frontal lobe — the part of your brain right behind your forehead — is responsible for planning for the future and imagining what lies ahead.
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