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human
[Watchmen] Why didn't Doctor Manhattan "see" any of this coming.

From my understand, DR Manhattan perceives time all at once, not so much as "hey can you look in the future for me" but more of he experiences the past present and future all happening at once around him. Now they explain that Ozymandias uses some sciencey stuff to blocks Manhattan from seeing what exactly he was doing. But this begs the question, wouldn't he have always been unable to see that period of time, wouldn't that be kinda sus?  Better yet, would he be able to see after that period of time?
gpt
Dr. Manhattan didn't see it coming because he saw himself that he never saw it coming. He might have actually known how the whole thing would play out, but can't do anything to stop it. To him the future is set in stone.