Some Brain Candy to disscuss

[Nexus]

once in an alternate universe everyone upside down but i was not then they still went about upside down and went outside sucked into space

It must have been loving magnets, man.

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[Jubel]

Time paradoxes are impossible. Even if you could successfully traveled through time.
Think that one through.

[Lil D]

What if you are in a modified Delorean and go 88.8 miles per hour?

[Jubel]

What if you are in a modified Delorean and go 88.8 miles per hour?

Time paradoxes are still impossible.

[Lil D]

Great Scott!  That's amazing.

[PhantomJack]

This isn't candy this is cyanide.

[Cybersix]

[battlebrain]

brain

you called?

[Yosher]

this is boring candy, how about some Skull Candy?

[Clone v.117]

I already have clones.

[KadeBL_ID12958]

theres a scam called quantum jumping that has to do with that

[S7]

Quantum Self Deleteeeeeeeeeeeee

[Jake White]

The common concept is that during each event/decision, there are an infinite number of possibilities. Each of those possibilities splits off into its own form of events, which in turn starts its own infinite cycle.

The definitive Alternate History author Harry Turtledove exploits this theory in his Young Adult novel series, in which someone has devised a way to travel sideways in time. Not to change events in their own timeline, per se, but to study the events of another timeline. This effectively eradicated all need for resources, because there is an infinite number of alternate universes, there is an infinite amount of petrol, wood, and other resources.

I'm reading a Harry Turtledove book right now in which Earth is invaded by aliens, During WWII.

It's really, really good.

[Demian]

That is an unnecessarily long paragraph to ask whether or not one believes in alternate universes.

[Doomonkey]

Or the way your brain perceives colors could be completely different than everyone else.