Statements which make the universe implode Options

[Raijinili]

That's dumb Rzul.

If you went back in time to meet/see yourself, you did so because you have ALWAYS met yourself there. History doesn't change like that.


If you travel back in time to kill yourself or something, you will fail no matter what.

This post has been edited by Irysa: Jun 14 2008, 10:40 PM

[Raijinili]

How can you know that?

[Raijinili]

God, though I understand what Irysa said, I can't seem to explain it with my own words.

THIS IS AN USEFUL POST

[Raijinili]

He can't know that. He doesn't know how time works.
AND RAI I DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW YOUR SENTENCE MAKES THE UNIVERSE IMPLODE
First: They might be pointing out a positive. Some people avoid talking about themselves to the point of making it impossible to form relationships with people.
Second: Pointing out a flaw about oneself would actually, to me, indicate a whole damn lot of security, perhaps to the point of arrogance, because they are willing to admit to their flaws at first meeting (assuming, of course, it's a flaw - subjective).
Third: If pointing out a flaw is a sign of insecurity, then wouldn't telling you that they are insecure be a confirmation of the flaw, and thus not be mind boggling at all, but rather be, while perhaps a bit surprising at their forwardness, especially considering their proposed insecurity issues, a completely rational following statement? (Constantly pointing out flaws = insecure, so two in a row is just double the proof?)

RAI YOUR LOGIC MAKES NO SENSE TO ME

[Raijinili]

He can't know that. He doesn't know how time works.

Yes I do.

[Raijinili]

This topic was a massive failure.

[Raijinili]

I've always wondered where you were going with this, Rai.