Timeline reconstruction

Timeline reconstruction is a analytic/hypothethical simulation of the world run backwards, as opposed to future simulation.

Step-by-step reconstruction: Simulation of timeline events that at each step resolve to final timeline state(end of simulation), is a precise method to verify the event chains that requires running simulations for all intermediate steps in the timeline(A->B->C).

Probabilistic reconstruction: The most probable event chain is simulated and compared to final timeline state or intermediate steps.

Evolutionary reconstruction: The evolutionary process is simulated in reverse to find what forms are most likely precursors to current organisms.

Event reconstruction: A timeline for specific events is analysed in detail to resolve all steps of event chain and verify its validity, finding intermediate states and key events.