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the Grandfather Paradox is typically thought to cause spacetime to rip itself apart under the strain of attempting to resolve an 'unresolvable' conclusion (ie, the time traveller killed his grandfather, therefore the time traveller wouldn't be born, therefore his grandfather could not have been killed, therefore he (and the time traveller) are still alive - and so on).
However, if the many worlds theory is correct, the death of the man does not cause the father of the time traveller and the time traveller to never be born because he is an alternate version of the grandfather.
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62A relevant Sidhuism:
If ifs and ands were pots and pans there'd be no work for tinkers
9this is a classic example that time travel is impossible
1well then there will be another parallel world where the person woudnt exist .. . :)
1ok consider this condition
a peron does time travel kills his father the moment the peron takes birth
so time traveller i.e. the person is alive
so TIME TRAVEL is POSSIBLE
Whats ur say on this
