if noj-R is correct in thinking the machine isnt built yet. that would mean that they have to go to the future to prevent more things happening.
if noj-R is correct in thinking the machine isnt built yet. that would mean that they have to go to the future to prevent more things happening.
Last edited by boys from the dwarf; 01-31-2006 at 05:54 PM.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vr3x_RRJdd4
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Or they could just kill Ulti and end the problem at the root.Originally Posted by boys from the dwarf
thats what i meant. kill ulti off before she causes more trouble. pay some more attention.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vr3x_RRJdd4
...*holds up free hugs sign.*
Dr. Odine: Eghhhhhh! I kept this a secret to surprise you... It iz
because of me, Odine! I researched Ellone's power long ago. I made out
a pattern from ze current running through Ellone's brain. Once ze
pattern was determined, it was easy to mechanize. It may only be a toy
right now, but in ze time of Ultimecia, it iz an impressive working
machine! Which means there iz a machine which imitates Ellone's power.
It iz I who made ze first model of zat machine. I named ze machine
'Junction Machine Ellone'! It iz a vonderful thing to know that my
invention is used in ze future!
GAH!!! I gotta quit reading these...everything goes in circles!!
I suppose you could argue that it is fate. By it's not. It is essentially the opposite. The future is malleable: Your decisions and actions can change it. But the past is not so forgiving. If you change the past, you change the present. But how far can you stretch it? If you change the past so much that you don't exist, will you have been alive in order to change the past? And if you erase yourself from time, then would you not have been there to erase yourself, and thus you will still exist? The paradox is an infinite loop. Of course, since the future time period is the present to the people existing in it, then the same rules apply to it. The people from the future cannot change the past (our present) to the point where they prevent themselves from making that change. It is one of the real headaches that comes from dealing with time travel to the past. As I said, it is not the theory that I suscribe to, but it is a viable explanation for why destroying JME was not an option.
I know. Fun, isn't it?
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Should we really reopen 16 day old threads?
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