Debatepoint: time travel into the past is possible

'time travel into the past is possible'

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by anonymous on 2005-09-28 01:24:52

Eigenstate theory says in a nutshell for even the smallest of actions/movements/events occurring in the present, an infinite (or seemingly so) top-level universes are created. If that is true and there were a way to move between eigenstates, it may be possible to move to a given point in the past. This does not work to go to the future as eigenstates are the product of events, and as such don't exist until events happen.

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title: 'eigenstates'
text: 'Eigenstate theory says in a nutshell for even the smallest of actions/movements/events occurring in the present, an infinite (or seemingly so) top-level universes are created. If that is true and there were a way to move between eigenstates, it may be possible to move to a given point in the past. This does not work to go to the future as eigenstates are the product of events, and as such don't exist until events happen.'
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date: 2005-09-28 01:24:52
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