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You've made a hell of a mess of all this. The premise presented is simple. The past is fixed, the universe is consistent, if you travel back in time that always
by EliRivers 6y ago
You've made a hell of a mess of all this. The premise presented is simple. The past is fixed, the universe is consistent, if you travel back in time that always happened.
You're saying there's a puzzle about something that the premise at hand simply says is impossible. You might as well imagine being able to create energy out of nothing and then say that's a puzzle in a universe in which we have conservation of energy. Just because you can imagine something impossible doesn't make it a paradox.
And I’ll reiterate: I accept all of these premises
No you don't. You keep saying "but what if you go back and change the past?"