QUOTE(Deadlocks @ Nov 14 2010, 04:27 AM)
There is theory, however. That even if you killed whoever conceived you, you will still exist.
The theory suggests that time does not really move in a straight line like an arrow. It moves likes a river, in different sets of streams. At times, the river can split into different directions, resulting in different timelines, or else known as the explaination for parallel universes. This theory is probably oming from an everyday human experiences. Have you remebered how certain minutes actually "felt" as if it is longer than other days? Theory suggests that the river sometimes forms a small vortex, trapping any matter into a temporary time stop, hence you hear things like, "That is the longest ONE minute I ever have".
Theories, anyways. But it sure gave a way out for time paradoxes.
So, in this sense, who is the one that conceived you?The theory suggests that time does not really move in a straight line like an arrow. It moves likes a river, in different sets of streams. At times, the river can split into different directions, resulting in different timelines, or else known as the explaination for parallel universes. This theory is probably oming from an everyday human experiences. Have you remebered how certain minutes actually "felt" as if it is longer than other days? Theory suggests that the river sometimes forms a small vortex, trapping any matter into a temporary time stop, hence you hear things like, "That is the longest ONE minute I ever have".
Theories, anyways. But it sure gave a way out for time paradoxes.
Or what your theory meant was that what happened to the "past" that you changed won't affect "present"?
Then, in that sense, it may not be time travelling anymore since it's simple parallel universe.
Also, usually things like "the longest one minute I ever had" happened when something dreadful which you want it to end fast. Eg, trap in a lift. I don't really agree the fact that one minute really become longer for a particular individual on some occasions.
Nov 14 2010, 06:01 PM

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