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| Time Paradox; What if we created ourselves? | |
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| justin | Jan 26 2008, 07:30 PM Post #76 |
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the only thing I can think of is each time you travel through time, it "refreshes itself" and since you're the one going through time you're the only one that notices it. so if you tell yourself to go back in time two days to that point when you tell him to go back in time, you wouldn't see him come unless you travel in time again. then if you do, there's going to be like four duplicates there and would definatly cause a problem. for some reason that doesn't really cut it for me that the "timeline" magically knows to do that [refresh] but it's the easiest theory to explain. plus it doesn't contradict anything. edit: I thought this was interesting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAWB4IUc844 edit: Apparently what i've described is a relative resolution for a time paradox: "It could be that the universe does not have an absolute timeline that is permanently written after events happen (or, in the deterministic view, at the start of time). Instead, each particle has its own timeline and therefore, humans have their own timeline. This might be considered similar to the theory of relativity, except that it deals with a particle's history, rather than its velocity. Physical forces affect physical particles. If your body's physical particles go back in time, you will be able to kill your grandfather (no physical forces will mystically stop you), and nothing will physically happen to you as a result, because there are no physical forces that can "figure out" what happened and this new timeline develops, because the universe simply has no mechanism for unmaking it. Your younger self does not need to be born in order to fulfill a destiny of going back in time, because there is no written-in-stone absolute timeline that needs to be followed. If you were able to find and observe the younger versions of the particles that make you up, they too would follow physical laws and hence wouldn't form into a younger version of you (because one of your parents wouldn't be there to form you). This theory is similar to the parallel universes theory, except that it happens within one universe. If parallel universes cannot interact again after time travel occurs, then essentially the parallel universe resolution and the relative timelines resolution are the same as there is no way of proving a parallel universe still exists or ever did exist." taken from Wikipedia. |
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| seanbo646 | May 4 2009, 11:31 PM Post #77 |
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It Cant Be Possible Its Like Terminater How They Are Trying To Kill Him As A Baby You Know it Had to start from somewhere humanity actually had to have been created by something else other wise we never could have existed to create our selves you know? |
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| seanbo646 | May 4 2009, 11:32 PM Post #78 |
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But You Never no paradoxes Might Actually not exist and every past event we change could have always have been there in the first place
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