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I hate dealing with these types of circular arguments.
How can this guy still time travel when the scans are literally talking about the disappearance of selves everywhere in the entire timeline? Time travel when the space-time continuum does not exist already implies the necessity of a secondary temporal axis, as I said at the very beginning of this discussion.
How can this guy still time travel when the scans are literally talking about the disappearance of selves everywhere in the entire timeline? Time travel when the space-time continuum does not exist already implies the necessity of a secondary temporal axis, as I said at the very beginning of this discussion.