You flip a coin 200 times. The first 100 flips, it lands on heads; the second 100, on tails. As a proud Bayesian, you conclude you are most likely in the middle of a logic puzzle. (c)

С днём эйчара поздравляю, коллектив собрать желаю: мужа - гинеколога, свёкра - стоматолога, свекровь - сотрудницу детсада, и будет всё, что в жизни надо!

I just always like a way to do something fun with the Doomed Timeline type concept

Would we get some hints of this throughout the story? Like, they get way drunker than anticipated because their drunk brain couldn’t send back accurate information about the strength of a drink?

That would be fun
Hm
This isn't necessarily ordained only by ideas so far, but it feels like you could do something interesting with hallucinogenic poisons
If their future seeing is limited by their own observations
"If we go to the Castle, all I see is darkness. Probably a bad sign"
(they got thrown in a barrel)
bracing to get poisoned
really does meet god
Huh

You’d almost have to explain it upfront with a lecture in psyker school about all the diviners who failed to see their own deaths or were misled by other weird flukes of perception and time
Otherwise the reader would feel just as blindsided as the precog
(c)

Dude # 1:
The problem with the happiness of a wirehead is that it's disgusting

Dude # 2:
And also it's a signal of a person who is completely useless to you, and the person who will die shortly because they don't care about sustaining themselves
People in transhumanist future probably have different intuitions

Dude # 1:
My point is that actually deciding whether the wireheader is wrong actually is kind of difficult if you're otherwise concerned mostly with pleasure and suffering in your rational justifications
It's effectively a repugnant conclusion

Dude # 2:
Well, your rational justifications are working with your values that arise from your intuitions. Different experiences/environments will alter your intuition, and probably alter your values too

So you can try to imagine how it feels to be in a different environment (e.g. glorious transhumanist future) and try to guess how you'll change your views

And then you can do that without waiting to receive these experiences, OR convince yourself not to change when/if you receive that experience in the future

Thinking about a fascinating idea from a fanfic I'm reading: a culture for whom last thursdayism is in fact objectively correct (thier universe was created about two months ago and this is verifiable) but their religious interpretation of last thursdayism was in fact founded thousands of years ago in their history, as a religion saying that the world doesn't yet exist but it might one day so we need to be virtuous and obedient so that when the god empress makes the world she makes this world and not any of the other worlds she could have made. (с) Archon