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You could also imagine the converse, where someone from the future brings back all scientific knowledge, thus reducing the time it takes scientists of the past
by primitivesuave 13y ago
You could also imagine the converse, where someone from the future brings back all scientific knowledge, thus reducing the time it takes scientists of the past to invent time travel, which in turn leads to that person bringing back all scientific knowledge sooner, perpetuating onwards until massive amounts of knowledge are acquired in small amounts of time. Such is the nature of the grandfather paradox.
- anon4 13y agoGiven that people cannot learn infinitely fast and progress needs time to happen, there will be a point of equilibrium.