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minus-square@Olgratin_MagmatoelinkEnglish1•1 year agoIf time travel is possible, and it isn’t the “going to another universe” kind, then it would be impossible to do anything that would cause a paradox. You exist in the timeline, therefore any attempts to change that have failed/will fail.
minus-squarePons_Aeliuslinkfedilink1•1 year ago then it would be impossible to do anything that would cause a paradox. You are making shit up and then saying there are rules? Time-travel is a narrative device, the rules are what ever the writer decides.
minus-square@Olgratin_MagmatoelinkEnglish1•edit-21 year ago You are making shit up and then saying there are rules? I am saying that this would be a rule for time travel to ever make sense. Time-travel is a narrative device, the rules are what ever the writer decides. I am aware of that, but writers could at least put a little thought into it.
If time travel is possible, and it isn’t the “going to another universe” kind, then it would be impossible to do anything that would cause a paradox. You exist in the timeline, therefore any attempts to change that have failed/will fail.
You are making shit up and then saying there are rules?
Time-travel is a narrative device, the rules are what ever the writer decides.
I am saying that this would be a rule for time travel to ever make sense.
I am aware of that, but writers could at least put a little thought into it.