Goodwill
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Well, my question is - How can plants being destroyed change Reed's mind about going to the same college as Tony Stark? Actions aren't altered because of plants getting killed, are they?
Goodwill said:Well, my question is - How can plants being destroyed change Reed's mind about going to the same college as Tony Stark? Actions aren't altered because of plants getting killed, are they?
Goodwill said:Yes, E, I read the issue. I didn't memorize what Reed said, however, so I'll go back and see what's up.
UltimateE said:There is also a short story that deals with the same kinds of things, and I can't remember the name of it. I asked in a different thread, and I think it was Baxter who reminded me what it was.
DIrishB said:As far as I'm concerned, I could care less at this point. It would be nice if it were explained, but it isn't gonna keep me up at night if it isn't.
moonmaster said:*gasps in shock*
Ultimate Quicksilver said:What if someone's time travel were already in the present?
Like if Ben punched that T-Rex were already part of Destiny, then it wouldn't create another reality neither change the one he came. Hm... is like in a movie that i saw that a guy made a time machine to prevent his girl from dying, but every time he got back and saved her, she died in another way, its destiny, if you **** up the past the repercussions would be there since you were born, you just wouldnt know...
You know, its easier to understand time travel if you have a six pack with ya
ProjectX2 said:Guess what that movie is called...
The Time Machine. Original isn't it? Based off of the novel by H.G. Wells.
Guijllons said:Destiny as a concept is a huge pile of arse.