The Janeway Timeloop

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So, how many additional timelines do we owe to Voyager????
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Dunno - my PC doesn't count that high.
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About half a dozen.
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probably 47 different timelines if we do our calculus correctly.
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I'm gonna need an aspirin :bangwall:
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Yeah, all that banging one's head into walls can add up. :)
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Mark wrote:I'm gonna need an aspirin :bangwall:
Time Travel stories will do that. Bet you can't wait for the new Trek movie. :twisted:
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Is it bad I enjoy trying to figure out paradoxes?
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Yeah kinda... :Nerd:
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In an S&M kind of way.
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Only, without the S.
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Mikey wrote:Only, without the S.
:lol:
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Mark wrote:In an S&M kind of way.
Only if I try and force others to figure them out the same way. IE. The way I explain the fact that no temporal police (from any era) showed up in First Contact is that things progressed the way history remembered. History rememberes a Borg assault on Sector 001 and their attempt to go back and stop first contact, and they also remember the Ent-E stopped them.
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IMy own personal theory is that if you go back in time, and do the grandfather paradox, you that went back in time doesn't fade. By going back in time, you've 'unstuck' yourself from the space/time continuum and therefore woin't fade. You'll never be born, but neither will...

Oh, damn. My head just imploded.
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You know something? Temporal theory used to be a mental excercise for me. It was a good way to open up my mind for unconventional thinking. Now it just gives me a damn headache.
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