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don't tell T'Pol
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keir starmer has like no solid stances I swear he's switching up on them every week
JESSE WE NEED TO COOK JESSE
mfw my buddy gets a promotion to Lieutenant for 300 felony offenses
nice try Paris, 2 months of holodeck waste duty for you
Join us next week where Paris swaps it out for shrooms in: "Star Trek: ~~Discovery~~ Trip(ping Balls)"
AND THEY'RE STILL NOT GONNA DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT
you seem fun at parties
DON'T FUCKING SAY ANYTHING MORE
cookie menus that don't have a decline button but instead a" manage" button where you have to untick every single bit individually
specifically paradoxes.
Ignoring the one instance of branched time that I know of (the Kelvin timeline), assuming that the prime universe has a single dynamic timeline (considering all the times Voyager reset the timeline):
my thoughts are time travel creates a permanent linkage between two points in the timeline.
- The linkage stores all changes caused by the time travel.
- Linkages are vulnerable to paradoxes.
- Too much paradox stress causes the linkage to rot and break. (like an old rope?)
- If a linkage breaks, all changes it caused are naturally lost, thus the timeline self corrects.
I haven't seen much around about how paradoxes would physically work. this just came to mind and makes the most sense to me, I'm curious if something like this has been explored before?
very simple illustration below, black line is the main timeline, red line is a linkage created by time travel:
TRIBBLE JOCKEY
yay
~my brain is slowly rotting as the unstoppable marching of time is slowly guiding us all towards an inevitable death~
cross post from https://lemmy.world/post/12105270
~~can't find a way to properly cross post on Lemmy, hope it's implemented soon~~ looks like I did it anyway oh
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what was most insulting was his posturing on trans issues