whizzball1

Myriad Reality

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Whizz- I mean Joon... Would ya like to join?

@Zeal

I'm doing school. OOC is the best I can do right now.

Myriad Reality

Just learned how to solve 2x2 determinants. Whew. 3x3s are up next. I don't expect these to be as easy.

@whizzball1

I was wrong. It's an easy set of steps. 2x2 and 3x3 determinants, done and done. :D :D :D

My mental state has stablized. This is nice.

@Nimda

Awesome.

Myriad Reality

Just learned how to solve 2x2 determinants. Whew. 3x3s are up next. I don't expect these to be as easy.

Myriad Reality

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Alright. What do you want to do in the meantime?

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What does that have to do with anything?

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There's no established backstory for TL. Hm.

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But she isn't at the base right now.

@Webmaster

Because it's incredibly strict. Immutability = you can't change it, period.

Myriad Reality

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You can't. And there are about three other theories.

@LegendBegins

But immutability is like, immutability. You can't be more immutable than immutable.

Myriad Reality

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A theory with no scientific basis whatsoever. However, if you're referring to the theory that a person dies, time travel cannot heal them because they have already died and were not saved because of the time travel beforehand, then there's some logic, but still a plethora of paradoxes to apply. But we really shouldn't argue theory, since it always ends up heated.

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Are we doing that now or another time?

@LegendBegins

Well, I mean, it's just a sci-fi thing. That's, to my intuition, the strictest way you can apply causality. I can't think of any way stricter.

Myriad Reality

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That requires an authority figure to manipulate there timeline. You know, the job of Time Line.

@Webmaster

In the world of MR, yes. But with causality at its strictest, time is immutable. It has a certain way it goes, and everything you do is part of the way it goes whether you like it or not.

Myriad Reality

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Incorrect, there.

@Webmaster

But that's causality at its strictest. Stuff doesn't change. All things come together so that everything stays the same. Did you go back to kill your grandfather? Oops, you were accidentally already born. Or, that was a look-a-like. Or everyone thought he was dead.

Myriad Reality

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Time Line also brought back someone that Grim killed.

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In nice, straight-flowing time worlds, all things that have happened, do happen, and will happen always happen in the same way no matter what you do.

@whizzball1

To add to that, when time travel happens, according to the usual rules of causality, time takes the easiest possible route to make sure everything works the same. Like, say, when Time Line saved the person that Grim had killed before Grim could kill that person, Grim and everyone else still thought the person was killed because Time Line happened to do it in a way that made it look like the person had been killed, and etcetera etcetera.

Myriad Reality

I just noticed how closely Avis and Dante resemble each other.

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Time Line Brought back Araby after Excalibur Deleted her code by accident.

@Araby264

Time Line also brought back someone that Grim killed.

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What are you talking about?

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You don't have to, but it's an option.

@Webmaster

In nice, straight-flowing time worlds, all things that have happened, do happen, and will happen always happen in the same way no matter what you do.