The CANs and CAN’Ts of Time Travel
- 13th Feb 2024
- Author: Caitlin Hauxwell
Could time travel be possible? What would the rules be? And what are the mind-bending paradoxes that go with it?
Could time travel be possible? What would the rules be? And what are the mind-bending paradoxes that go with it?
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