What a great title and of course there are both interesting and funny comments...

Interesting Comment from the Comments-Section...:
«I've had memories of experiencing life in the 1800's. Nothing specific but I can "feel" that I've spent a large portion of my life in the ambiance of no electricity. Buildings made of crude wood. Walking around on dirt roads. Being inside really dark buildings during the day as just a normal way of life. Like it was routine. Not some sort of place I once was at as a kid on vacation. Or some dream that I had and just conjured it up in my own imagination.

it's like when you re-experience something that you've forgotten, say a 20 year old video game. You can't recall all the little things but you know you've spent hours upon hours playing it in your youth. Until one day you see actual video of the same game being played and it all instantly comes flooding back to you. "Oh yea, I remember that. And then you had to go left over there to find that secret box. Oh and those little enemies I forgot about those too" But you didn't. Because it's all still stored away and your memory pathways have been cut off. And like a dream, once you're in that other reality, this one that you're in right now becomes that other stage of life you just feel like was real to you but you're not living in that reality atm.»

Funny Comment From Comments-Section...:
«I’ve rewatched this video hundreds of times over millions of years.»

Truth-Comment That Will Go Over Most Peoples' Heads...:
«People are missing the obvious signs and messages. The ancient ruins all over the world tell us of time when earth was more advanced but we are like amnesiacs that have completely forgotten our past aimlessly walking through them looking dazed...»

And another great one !

Quoted from the comments-section...:
«"Unfortunately, no one can be told what the Matrix is. You have to see it for yourself." - Morpheus»

Here's what I know about how nature manifests time:

Yes, it's a loop, because straight lines are impossible within nature. Just look at your clock – the hour hand goes in a circle, arriving at the end of every day right where it started. It's the same with the universal ages. But just like the clock, the next day is not exactly the same as yesterday – it just follows the same pattern.

This means, when a loop is done, you don't lose everything. Just like with the day, you can remember yesterday and freely decide to change things based on what you've learned from the past.

Unfortunately, this foundational principle has been misused when the death traps were invented. They created an artificial loop that hasn't been there before, mimicking cosmic cycles with the fine distinction of memory loss at midnight, so to speak. In the same way, whole civilizations lose memories of past ages. As above, so below.

The realm that is affected by the memory loss is what most people call the "lower realm" or "material world", whereas the latter is not correct – being stuck in that trap is not the result of matter or physicality per se. It's more like that physicality enables the trap, because ISBEs can be confused within the matter of their bodies. But: Physicality without being stuck is totally possible. We're just not there yet.

There's fiction based on this idea, e.g.:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wheel_of_Time

"The series is set in the Third Age of a fantasy world in which the pattern of human existence is determined and maintained by the Wheel of Time, a cosmic embodiment of eternal return. The Wheel spins the Pattern of the Ages, manifest in both the physical world and human destiny, using the lives of men and women as its threads, and individuals with the power to influence and change the Pattern are called ta'veren. The Wheel is rotated by a magical force called the One Power."

Quote from the initial video:

"One of Wheeler's most famous experiments, called the "delayed-choice experiment," shows that time might not work the way we think it does. In the delayed-choice experiment, particles of light (photons) behave differently depending on wether they're observed or not. What's mind-boggling is that this observation can happen after the particle has already passed through an apparatus. The results suggest that our present choices can influence the past. It's almost as if time is reaching back to rewrite itself..."

Well... that's NOT how it works. The past can't be changed. If the past could be changed, there would be no universal integrity and no reason to have loops at all.

The so called "delayed-choice experiment" is based on the famous double-slit experiment:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-slit_experiment

While the observation of light behaving differently under different circumstances is correct, the interpretation of the results as "future is influencing the past" is incorrect. There's a more reasonable explanation when you consider the existence of an aether and the influence of the observer on the aether. Nassim Haramein explains it very well:

Re : «The past can't be changed.»
I used to believe this in the past but I have already witnessed it changed. And you must have apparently missed the interviews and other relevant mentions by even some of Far-Sight's own Remote-Viewers that they had found it rather freaky that they could literally even change the past... consider what DMPs & Telepathic-Communications are when it comes to «subjects» that are from or exist(ed) many years or decades ago (perhaps another Review of the Lacerta-Video is called for if you have forgotten).

Contrary to your description that «Nassim Haramein explains it very well» I was compelled to «field-test» your «claim» and cannot agree that he «explains it very well» (I don't find his explanation to be very good and it seems that there was also another commenter in the comments-section who also posted something similar to my assessment about his explanation) and there is another relevant comment in response which reads...: «I was going to sub to this channel but this particular video is pure hubris. When someone protests too much in one direction about inconclusive science it leaves me very skeptical.

The latest term is "interaction" apposed to measurement.

Also the double slit experiment has been conducted with the measuring devise turned off. The result, quantum collapse still occurs.

Meanwhile:

You have professors more open minded (but not conclusive) about a possible relationship between consciousness and quantum collapse:

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(Although clicking that link seems to go to which is a different URL but, regardless, probably the same video)

And with «Bernardo Kastrup» being mentioned within said response-video (and part of its description), I automatically knew that the information was quite legitimate, considering that Bernardo Kastrup is a prominent-author whose book was compelling enough to even convince materialists out of materialism (I even dialogued with one of those former-materialists who said that Bernardo Kastrup's book was «mind-blowing» ) and I would also thus posit that Bernardo Kastrup «explains things even better» than Nassim Haramein and I also find Bernardo Kastrup to be more «convincing» than Nassim Haramein.

I have removed all of my comments on these Fora due to ongoing jealous hostility by certain posters