No.

The past changes to become the present which changes again to become the future.

This relationship is inherent in the core meaning of these words. So when people hypothesis about a different relationship, i’d say you need to go back and consider what past (has been) present (is) and future (will be) mean.

Not to forget that knowing the past relies on perfect memory or evidence, and knowing the future relies on perfect hypothesis and pattern understanding.

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