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Editing as the original question seemed generic, ambiguous and susceptible to being misconstrued for pseudoscience (astrology,etc) ---
Essentially what I am saying is this :
a) If you face an object, let the light reflected off it enter your eyes and form a memory;
Or
b) You picture an object in your head, reverse this imagination ('future memory') and emit the corresponding light (as when you will see the object)
Then what's the real difference between these two and why can't the imagination be called a "memory" of the thermodynamic future?
Perhaps the reason we don't remember the (thermodynamic) future is because we don't have reversible memories which radiate photons on being forgotten?

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The 2nd law of thermodynamics is correctly cited as the reason for us not having memories of the future. But it may seem at first glance that even if we were to decrease local entropy around us, we wouldn’t start remembering future events. Why is that so and is there a way we could in fact remember the future?