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You saying that the prediction may change anything is just like asking an omnipotent being to creat a stone he can't lift. It's a logical contraction.

For a prediction to predict things that will happen AFTER it interferes with reality itself, it HAS to make up possibilities. Because none of these were meant to exist to begin with. But you see, the so-called prediction can never be true because people's behaviors are bound to change when present to the prediction that's within the system. This has nothing to do with free will, because you see, the prediction can create many futures but it can NEVER not contradict itself. True prediction has to be made by an outside force so that it observes reality instead of purposefully creates it.