I think that time is a concept that for mellinia has been helpful to the human mind - providing order, cycliness, reassureance, etc - but I think that at this point it is getting a bit limiting.
I don\'t know much physics, so, whatever, but I think that, with time gone, you are left with objects made of matter exisiting in a void. Some of these objects seem to have some notion of themselves and each other, but no real clear notion of who or what they really are.
Therefore, I think that what we are experincing is something like a triangle trying to figure out a pryamid. Yes, we probably will be able to understand the structure and the existence of what we are, but I don\'t think that we, at this point, can understand what our existance is.
This understanding, of course, comes when our existancable material evolves/becomes/trancends into a "pyramid."
This understanding will also be fleeting as we will then stand to questions things that, as mere lines, we had no concept of.
So as for lost/fringe, I\'ve never seen either of those, but I do not believe in any sort of predistination. As for the "infinitely parralle" universe theory - a new universe is created for each disicion we make, yeah, I agree with that. However, since we can\'t, knowling at least, "jump" these universeses, I don\'t really see the point of that theory, cool though it maybe.
As Gourte said "Theory is great, but grass is green."