Knowing the future? 

In my life, this question has become recursive by now. It has repeated a number of times that I have to now address it in light of what I know, hoping that Vaidik Vidwaans and anyone else interested in Vedas is able to throw more shastric light. By shastric light, I mean to say sharing shastra based doctrines with references, so I could be benefited with the knowledge of Shastras and hopefully verify, or confirm, or get educated myself. 

Recently when I was having a discussion with u/Dandu1995, he asked me if know the future? I don't know why he asked that right after when I explained the historical evolution of institutions.

Doe anyone know the future? I know we have 'seers' with 'door-drishti' who are able to provide some kind of futuristic insights. How do we know whether that's true or not? What is the 'base layer of reality/authority' by which we are judging what they are saying is 'true' or not true? 

Just by virtue of the fact that they are gracing institutional positions? I am not rejecting them, but I am only questioning them how are they able to see and claim what they see is the truth for everyone? I don't know as of now. That's all I am saying.

Coming to the question of reality. I now open up Schrodinger's Cat Experiment. In short the experiment says when faced with uncertainty, there can be multiple versions of reality that may unfold depending upon a seed event. 

The seed event here was referred to as sub-atomic which means it can even be God itself triggering the seed event because sub-atomic means going as far as quantum level randomness, viz., only imagination thereafter. 

When unobserved, one may not know what ultimately happened as the end-game of the seed event. In other words we don't know what's really happening or may happen before we apply some measurement. We apply our measurement using our knowledge framework. That's the philosophy of Niels Bohr and Heisenberg. 

Ideologies are constructive knowledge frameworks that predict futures for humanities. Ideologies are inherently meant to be 'total', i.e., end to end complete contract having all properly defined terms and how they are related to each other in a linear manner. 

Marxist ideologies predicts fall of the state and rise of proletariat. Islamist ideologies predicts global takeover of all cultures by the force of Islam. Christian ideologies predict 'Rapture' and second coming of Jesus for which the world is preparing for the ultimate war against Israel. 

In my view, dharmic ideologies are not ideologies firstly. Secondly, they are inherently deconstructive. They are meant to uncondition veiled intelligence. That's the ultimate goal of Vedas as they were vidyas that were created with the very intention of unconditioning the mind. 

Therefore, the ultimate question here is - Can knowledge of Vedas help you predict the future? 

Can We Know the Future?