The theory of conjuring and time travel
nkafkafi
nkafkafi at yahoo.com
Sun Jun 27 08:01:32 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 102971
How does the magic of conjuring works, and why are conjured objects temporary? This can be
easily explained if we assume that it is possible to send OBJECTS back in time even without
a time turner. Here is how it works: At 10:00 o'clock DD needs a chair. So he decides that
at 11:00 he will send a chair one hour to the past. This works and the chair indeed appears
at 10:00. At 11:00, when DD has finished with the chair, he carries out his former decision
and sends the chair back in time one hour. The overall effect is a chair appearing at 10:00
and vanishing at 11:00.
This looks like magic, and of course it IS magic, but I couldn't find anything wrong with
the logic. A paradox emerges only if by 11:00 DD regrets his former decision and does NOT
send the chair back in time. What happens then? I'm still working on it...
Neri
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