timeuniverseoneone
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So I am wondering about one thing about Timetravel:
So lets say for example that a person goes back in time tells his/her`s younger self to take the road to the right instead of the left and the younger he/she version changes therefor the path to the right.
Would "you" who is from the future who travels back to the original time traveling point of origin be back on the original timeline but with a different outcome in life (because of the change in course of action)?
Or would you end up being on a new timeline?
Or would you simply be back on the original timeline without having seen any changes whatsoever?
The reason why I am asking this question is because I remember Andrew Basiago said he and his time travel team traveled back to the U.S revolution and warned Washington about the coming British.
Well if that`s the case then wouldn't the change in the past be still be a part of the original timeline??
(English is not my first language, didn't really know how to properly ask this question)
So lets say for example that a person goes back in time tells his/her`s younger self to take the road to the right instead of the left and the younger he/she version changes therefor the path to the right.
Would "you" who is from the future who travels back to the original time traveling point of origin be back on the original timeline but with a different outcome in life (because of the change in course of action)?
Or would you end up being on a new timeline?
Or would you simply be back on the original timeline without having seen any changes whatsoever?
The reason why I am asking this question is because I remember Andrew Basiago said he and his time travel team traveled back to the U.S revolution and warned Washington about the coming British.
Well if that`s the case then wouldn't the change in the past be still be a part of the original timeline??
(English is not my first language, didn't really know how to properly ask this question)