In Time-Travel, Can We Be Trapped Within The Infinite, and Stripped of Our Originating Moment

If you committed to going back in time to kill Hitler, there are questions to consider: what would you be unwinding and what could truly be undone?

If you committed to going back in time to kill Hitler, there are questions to consider: what would you be unwinding and what could truly be undone? Once on the other end of the journey, who would you know yourself to have been, and who would you become?​ By reversing spacetime, you could lose the knowledge and desire to do the killing, and you could lose the reason for your desire.

As you unwind your self-identity, do you lose connectivity to the originating point as well as the destination? These questions point to the conundrum known as The Bootstrap Paradox, otherwise known as the Ontological Paradox.

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