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But what makes this a paradox/time traveling? We are talking about observers seeing wrong order (leaving the wormhole at point B before entering at point A), b
by Acinyx 6y ago
But what makes this a paradox/time traveling?
We are talking about observers seeing wrong order (leaving the wormhole at point B before entering at point A), but that's because they are observing everything at a delay or something like that, but I don't see any time travel happening in this example or any order of flying through wormholes that I can come up with.
- Dylan16807 6y agoAlice sees A then causes B. Bob sees B then causes A. That means that when you analyze the whole system, A causes A. There is a time loop. You could easily make this into a paradox, too. What if Bob goes and prevents A instead? What if events A and B are actually the birth of Alice and Bob, and after they leave the wormhole they land on the other planet and become each other's parents?