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>which by the way only exists because you traveled back in time in the first place No, you keep going forward all the time, but on a dimension closed on itself
by moralestapia 2y ago
>which by the way only exists because you traveled back in time in the first place
No, you keep going forward all the time, but on a dimension closed on itself.
That's the whole point.
- Sharlin 2y agoIf time is closed on itself, then by definition there can be no change from one "round" to another, you have to return to the exact world state you started in. Otherwise it wouldn't be closed. Just like a coil is not a closed shape even if its projection (a circle) is.