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Time travel always seemed infeasible to me on the simple fact that if (assuming as law) matter cannot be created or destroyed, the atoms that make up you now we
by petee 6y ago
Time travel always seemed infeasible to me on the simple fact that if (assuming as law) matter cannot be created or destroyed, the atoms that make up you now were already accounted for in a different time - in a cow, a blade of grass, star dust, whatever. You can't be in another time without duplicating those parts, or ripping them out of wherever they were
- clockworksoul 6y agoUnless all of time is part of the same closed system...
- petee 6y agoHow do you mean? If it's a closed system, you'd be able to time travel but you wouldn't be able to exist in your current form, as your particles would just move back to their previous positions during that time period?