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I understand how going through a portal (let's say an un-knot to keep it simple) and then back through it in the opposite direction takes you back where you cam
by raldi 4y ago
I understand how going through a portal (let's say an un-knot to keep it simple) and then back through it in the opposite direction takes you back where you came from; it's like passing a piece of string through a ring and then back out the inside again, the ring falls off.
But what I don't understand is how going through a portal, then back around the outside and through it again, takes you to the same place. If you run a string through a ring, then around the outside and back through the middle again in the same direction, the ring is stuck on the string.
- robinhouston 4y agoIt doesn't have to, that's just the simplest way to set it up. There are other possibilities. For example, in https://youtu.be/eb2DhCcGH7U https://youtu.be/eb2DhCcGH7U you have to go round _three_ times to get back to where you started.