Podcasts about Grandfather paradox

Do you prefer multistory episodes, single story episodes, or a mix? Let us know! In today's episode, we explore China's groundbreaking achievement in electromagnetic technology with their new 42.02 Tesla resistive magnet, a device powerful enough to charge 538 Tesla Model 3 batteries in an hour. This remarkable advancement at the High Magnetic Field Laboratory in Hefei marks a significant leap forward in scientific research capabilities, particularly in the fields of materials science and superconductivity.We then examine a potential turning point in America's battle with obesity, as CDC data reveals the first decline in adult obesity rates in over a decade. While overall rates have dropped from 41.9% to 40.3%, we unpack the complex story behind these numbers, including the rise in severe obesity and the impact of new weight-loss medications like Wegovy and Ozempic.Our deep dive explores the fascinating Grandfather Paradox, a classic thought experiment that challenges our understanding of time travel and causality. From its origins in 1920s science fiction to modern quantum mechanical solutions proposed by MIT scientists, we examine how this paradox continues to influence physics research and our understanding of the universe's fundamental nature.From Perplexity's Discover Feed:https://www.perplexity.ai/page/china-s-record-breaking-resist-qtushx6qT8mzl7rzAA2mowhttps://www.perplexity.ai/page/us-may-have-passed-peak-obesit-XSA_EyqwRDu4Af6J1dD0HQhttps://www.perplexity.ai/page/the-grandfather-paradox-Saf_B.jeRx.h9JggbvIHowPerplexity is the fastest and most powerful way to search the web. Perplexity crawls the web and curates the most relevant and up-to-date sources (from academic papers to Reddit threads) to create the perfect response to any question or topic you're interested in. Take the world's knowledge with you anywhere. Available on iOS and Android Join our growing Discord community for the latest updates and exclusive content. Follow us on: Instagram Threads X (Twitter) YouTube Linkedin

Part Two of Three. Daisy's worst nightmare: Tons upon tons of Dannolds. Amassing for a purpose... Derek finds his purpose, and Daisy, not on purpose, meets Clock Repair Man... With special guests: Paige Elson and Katelyn Hempstead.Part Two includes:Act IV - Written by Noah "Grandfather Paradox" LangerAct V - Written by Katelyn "H.G. Wells" HempsteadPerformed by: Danny Abbott, Lorraine DeGraffenreidt, Paige Elson, Katelyn Hempstead, Jarad Kopciak, Noah Langer, and Todd McClintockPaige Elson insta: @paigeelsonOur insta: @starringemmarobertsOur twitter: @starringemmarobYou gotta tune in next week for the wild conclusion to this actual story!

If you could travel back in time and stop history would you do it? Thats the question this week. Paradox's are just that questions with no real answer but they are fun to talk about. The Bumbeeno and I try to figure this one out this week .Email: Projectskepticpod@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/projectskeptic/https://discord.gg/vDdGBThvp3Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/project_skeptic_podcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/project_skeptic_podcast/Voicemail: 1-814-299-6919www.projectskeptic.comhttps://www.teepublic.com/user/project-skeptic-podcasthttps://www.patreon.com/ProjectSkepticPodcast

Edward joins the show to discuss his novel, his experience in the Space Shuttle Simulator, and what would really happen if some of our fears came to light. ****Before taking the plunge in 2004 into full-time writing, technologist turned author Edward M. Lerner spent thirty years in high tech at every level from engineer to senior vice president. Many novels later, he's glad (and still just slightly surprised) that he leaped.He worked at such techie havens as Bell Labs, Hughes Aircraft, and Northrop Grumman—and at a long-gone start-up of which you've likely never heard. He delivered high-tech products and systems to government agencies (including NASA, the FBI, and the Defense Department) and commercial customers as varied as AT&T and McDonald's. Along the way, he visited a satellite factory, flew the space shuttle training simulator, wandered about the space station trainer, and watched a space shuttle launch. Sooner or later, all that experience shows up in his fiction.Lerner's novels run the gamut from technothrillers like Energized (solar-power satellites), Small Miracles (medical nanotech), and Fools' Experiments (AI) to traditional science fiction, like Dark Secret and his InterstellarNet series, to (with NY Times bestselling author Larry Niven) the space epic Fleet of Worlds series. Ed's fiction has been nominated for Hugo, Prometheus, and Locus awards, and won the inaugural Canopus Award.Ed's short fiction has appeared in major science fiction magazines, anthologies, and collections. His short story “Grandpa?” became the award-winning short film “The Grandfather Paradox.”He also writes nonfiction, most notably Trope-ing the Light Fantastic: The Science Behind the Fiction. He also teaches the occasional writing class, blogs regularly on the state of science and SF. He has spoken at, among venues, the Library of Congress and the US Naval Academy. His fiction has been translated into ten languages.The varied career(s) didn't just happen: Ed's education is almost as eclectic, with degrees in physics, computer science, and business.Lerner is a member of the Science-fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and  SIGMA (not an acronym, and sometimes known as “The Science Fiction Think Tank”).Lerner was born in Chicago and has lived in Illinois, New Jersey, and New York. He now resides in Virginia. His blog, SF and Nonsense, can be found at https://blog.edwardmlerner.com/website: https://edwardmlerner.com*****If you would like to contact the show about being a guest please email us at Dauna@betertopodcast.comFollow us on Social MediaThis episode is on YouTube: https://youtu.be/DHKlniUkT8gInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/author_d.m.needom/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bettertopodcastwithdmneedomHave a question or want to be a guest on the podcast email: dauna@bettertopodcast.comHave a question for our producer Rich Zei contact him at rich.zei@thirdearaudio.comIntro and Outro music compliments of Fast SuziTo see upcoming guests click here: https://www.dmneedom.com/better-topodcast©2024 Better To...Podcast with D. M.NeedomSupport the showSupport the show

Can you really change the past? And if so, is it dangerous to do so?  Should you be worried about the so-called Grandfather Paradox?  What about the Butterfly Effect?  What do time travellers really need to know?  Author Mark Joseph Young answers all these questions and more with examples from popular movies. Check out Mark's books at https://dimensionfold.com/authors/mark-joseph-young/ Or his personal website - http://www.mjyoung.net/ (Btw Mark also composed and played the music in the intro of this episode and theoretically it is available on his website)

SHOW NOTES: We're throwing ourselves through The Time Tunnel as Casual Trek decides to travel back to the past and to the future in a discussion about Time Travel. Kirk, Spock and Erickson (who is THE worst) break history and Spock have to fix it in ‘Yesteryear', Janeway and Paris have to dress up in Burger King Uniforms when they travel back in time a day in ‘Time and Again' and La'an and A Kirk try out poutine and Chess hustle in Toronto in Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow. Episodes include TAS: Yesteryear (14:38) VOY: Time and Again, (37:17) and SNW: Tomorrow And Tomorrow And Tomorrow (1:07:10) Talking Points include: We never know anything about The Time Tunnel, David McCallum's The Invisible Man Fleshsuit, Roger Corman's ‘The Terror,' The Monkees' movie- Head, 90s Direct to Video Movies, Shin Kamen Rider and all the excitement that entailed, Miles' Mum's past as a teeny bopper, Stevem Segal, Sarek is still the worst father in all of Trek, He-Man fashion and Godzilla's sound effects, the cavalier use of the Guardian of Forever, no-one cares about Erickson, how the shorter run time of The Animated Series means we have to rush through some pacing issues, the Grandfather Paradox, what to do when you meet your younger self, Charlie tried to make both Long Hair and Fetch happen, giving our younger self some good music, Miles thought Cotton Eyed Joe was a meme only, 4Chan, the podcast Inform, Educate, Entertain, the terrible outfits that look like Burger King uniforms, the Prime Directive, does travelling back a day count as time travel? How protesters are seen in pop culture in the 90s, child death and endangerment, why isn't time travel a course in Starfleet Academy, how double-dating with siblings is weird and neither of us like the idea, how Voyager completely didn't go in a way Miles found potentially interest way back in episode 1 of the show. Tom Paris, Leave that Child Bride Alone! Time travel episodes of Red Dwarf. How Mornington Crescent made one of Miles' university tutors unfriend him on Facebook. The best Shakespeare quotes for future episodes of Star Trek, how Canada has been used for everything, sliding timescales both in Star Trek and the Marvel Comics and how the Time War in Doctor Who ended up causing it's own problem, how Strange New Worlds reacts to Time Travel much differently from TOS. PEDANTS CORNER: Nothing to be Pedantic about this week, if you see something we missed, let us know! NEXT WEEK: We get a Guest-Star in Celeste as we talk about the Trills.

Join Louie and Sam as they discuss the logic of time travel and the solution to the Grandfather Paradox.

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Episode Description: Join us as we embark on a captivating journey through diverse realms of knowledge and contemplation. In this episode, we delve into a variety of fascinating topics, covering the highly anticipated DC Flash movie review and a thought-provoking discussion on the perplexing theory of time travel, A.I, Women in the priesthood and more. DC Flash Movie Review: In this segment, we bring you an in-depth review of the much-anticipated DC Flash movie, offering our analysis on its story, performances, and how it fits into the larger DC Extended Universe. Unravel the secrets of the multiverse and witness the Scarlet Speedster's incredible adventure through time and space. Exploring the Theory of Time Travel: The concept of time travel has long been a favorite subject of science fiction enthusiasts. We unravel the complexities of this mind-bending concept, exploring various theoretical frameworks, such as the Grandfather Paradox and the Butterfly Effect. Brace yourselves for mind-bending revelations as we tackle the age-old question: "Is time travel possible?" AI's Impact on Society: 5 Helpful and Harmful Ways: Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of our lives, revolutionizing industries and shaping our future. But with great power comes great responsibility. We discuss five ways AI can positively impact society, from healthcare advancements to environmental solutions. Conversely, we delve into the potential dangers, including job displacement and privacy concerns, and explore ways to mitigate these risks. Women in the Priesthood: Shifting gears to matters of spirituality and social change, we delve into the long-standing debate surrounding women's roles in the priesthood. We explore historical contexts, theological perspectives, and ongoing movements for gender equality within religious institutions. Join us for an enlightening conversation on an issue that sparks passionate discussions worldwide. Geeky Catholic Questions: In our final segment, we embrace our geeky side with an interactive Q&A session, diving into quirky and curious questions about Catholicism that may have crossed your mind but remained unanswered. Relationship between faith and science, we aim to satisfy your curiosity with humor and knowledge. Tune in to the show, where we blend entertainment, intellect, and spirituality to create an episode that caters to a diverse range of interests. Share this episode with fellow geeks, movie enthusiasts, and seekers of knowledge, and together, let's embark on an adventure across time, space, and the deepest corners of the human experience. Disclaimer: The views expressed in this podcast do not necessarily represent those of any specific religious institution, and all discussions are meant for educational and entertainment purposes only. This episode has been published and can be heard everywhere your podcast is available. Please rate, subscribe, follow and share. God love you. https://anchor.fm/faithreasonandgeekdom https://twitter.com/ThatGenuFlexer faithreasonandgeekdompodcast@gmail.com John Vervaeke: Artificial Intelligence, The Meaning Crisis, & The Future of Humanity. - YouTube Tags: DC Flash, Time Travel, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Women in the Priesthood, Catholicism, Religion, Geek Culture, Multiverse, Podcast, Review, Discussion, Science Fiction, Spirituality.

I pitch to ChatGPT a Time Travel thought experiment I dreamt up that is sort of a mix of the Fermi Paradox and the Grandfather Paradox. ChatGPT then names it “The Ripple Effect of the Eternal Now” or simply “The Eternal Now Experiment.” We also talk about these concepts... “The Harmonic Node” “Temporal Reconciliation” “Chrono-Cascade” “Temporal Beacon” “Utopian Horizon” “The Future's Safe Haven” OK. That's it. And then I barely share that I'm going to DefCon2023. Later. --- If you're in NYC and want to check out Stoned Laughs on Sat, Jun 24, click here for TICKETS. P.S. Here's the full article on my "thought experiment" discussion with ChatGPT on Medium.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/timetravelingstoned/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/timetravelingstoned/support

If you could travel back to any time period, when would it be? Writer Caitlin Fisher and I discuss this question, as well as tackle the tangled and complex topic of Time Travel. From the MCU's multi-verse to the Grandfather Paradox, how can writers explore time travel in their work? And can we do our own time-travel right now, with our memories?

What do you dream of while working on Inception? Neil deGrasse Tyson sits down with actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt to explore time travel, dreams, and the science and philosophy behind his projects. NOTE: StarTalk+ Patrons can listen to this entire episode commercial-free here: https://startalkmedia.com/show/going-deeper-with-joseph-gordon-levitt/Thanks to our Patrons Victor Ray Rutledge, David, Benjamin Behlke, Jay Naranjo, and Judy the Extrovert for supporting us this week.Photo Credit: Cloud atlas, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

We've all fantasized about being able to go back in time and correct past wrongs, or go forward and escape current hardships. Current technology will not allow either, though — and I for one am glad.This week we will discuss how to live in the world we have made for ourselves or was made for us; the folly of asking John F. Kennedy to fix the world; how the “Grandfather Paradox” doesn't negate time travel, and why it doesn't matter; and a new, politically correct look at an old favorite. 

We've all fantasized about being able to go back in time and correct past wrongs, or go forward and escape current hardships. Current technology will not allow either, though — and I for one am glad.This week we will discuss how to live in the world we have made for ourselves or was made for us; the folly of asking John F. Kennedy to fix the world; how the “Grandfather Paradox” doesn't negate time travel, and why it doesn't matter; and a new, politically correct look at an old favorite. Hal Hammons is the preacher for the Lakewoods Drive church of Christ in Georgetown, Texas. He is the host of the Citizen of Heaven podcast. You are encouraged to seek him and the Lakewoods Drive church through Facebook and other social media. Lakewoods Drive is an autonomous group of Christians dedicated to praising God, teaching the gospel to all who will hear, training Christians in righteousness, and serving our God and one another faithfully. We believe the Bible is God's word, that Jesus died on the cross for our sins, that heaven is our home, and that we have work to do here while we wait. Regular topics of discussion and conversation include: Christians, Jesus, obedience, faith, grace, baptism, New Testament, Old Testament, authority, gospel, fellowship, justice, mercy, faithfulness, forgiveness, Twenty Pages a Week, Bible reading, heaven, hell, virtues, character, denominations, submission, service, character, COVID-19, assembly, Lord's Supper, online, social media, YouTube, Facebook.  

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The team deals with the Grandfather Paradox, as well as their own father as we recap The Umbrella Academy Season 3, Episode 3 "Pocket Full of Lightning". While Klaus spends some time with Reginald Hargreeves, Viktor and Allison try to make a deal with the Sparrow Academy. Luther makes a mixtape. And Diego teaches his son to make molotov cocktails. SUBSCRIBE TO THE UMBRELLA PODCADEMY ON APPLE, ANDROID, STITCHER, SPOTIFY OR RSS, WITH MORE TO COME. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER, INSTAGRAM AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON.Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/comicbookclubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is time travel possible?  In this episode we discuss the reality of time travel including proven methods for traveling to the future and theoretical methods for traveling to the past.  We even take time to see which time travelling movies get the physics right and which movies (delightfully) use phone booths and hot tubs.Support the show

“A Gulf war veteran is wrongly sent to a mental institution for insane criminals, where he becomes the object of a doctor's experiments, and his life is completely affected by them.” What is this; Time Travel, Wet Dreams, Consciousness Traveling, Causal Loop, Alternate Timelines, Grandfather Paradox, Religion, Magic, A movie, A Film? Nobody knows, but we still talk about all of it.  Check out @time_pop_pod on Insta, Twitter, & TikTok Please Like, Subscribe, and tell a friend about the triumphant return of Time Pop. Send questions and comments and movie recommendations to timepoppod@gmail.com Find more great podcasts here at What Sounds Awesome from We Mixed It  Podcast Lineup! Time Travel Movies - Time Pop Comedy Spirituality - All the Answers Fitness Nutrition    -   Truth Not Trends The Wheel of Time  - Thank the Light Awesome Women  -   Be Brave

(ICONS Superpowered Roleplaying) Though declared enemies of the state, the Justice Association must continue to unravel the mystery of Red Hat. This Issue: The team returns from the island and attempts to deal with the revelation that Red Hat is Slick Silver's grandson. This leads them to contemplate a version of the Grandfather Paradox. Cast Rodney: GM Steve: Kaze, the Will of the Wind: a speedster martial artist Wes: Slick Silver: teleporting mystic and heir to the power of The Master Nick: Gold Guardian: Billionaire scientist, armored adventurer Jay: Chimera: Psychic vigilante from the future Nekko: Reckless: Strong and nigh-invulnerable. The JA's powerhouse. Music: Action and Adventure by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Welcome to the Infinite Void.Journey every week with co-hosts Jacob and Matty into the infinite void.  Your number one podcast for everything space, science, philosophy and technology.In this weeks episode (Our 40th episode) we discuss the topic "Paradoxes". Website: https://www.the-infinite-void.comTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/infinitevoidpod​Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/infinitevoidPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/infinitevoidpod​

Part 2 of Break My Brain is upon you, you're welcome. Join us once again, for the second instalment of brain twists as we share some intriguing psychological, futuristic, scientific and behavioural facts with each other in the hopes to bamboozle your mind…again. Show notes & references: - Bleak web-comic on teleportation: https://existentialcomics.com/comic/1 - Does your body really replace itself every seven years? https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2016/06/28/483732115/how-old-is-your-body-really - Confirmation Bias: https://bestlifeonline.com/psychology-facts/ - Confirmation Bias: https://www.britannica.com/science/confirmation-bias- “If you wanted to travel through time you'd also have to travel through space…” - Jordanminjie - Reddit- Teletransportation Paradox (Mars Teleporter): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teletransportation_paradox - Grandfather Paradox: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grandfather_paradox - Futurama episode where Fry becomes his own Grandfather: https://theinfosphere.org/Roswell_that_Ends_Well - “We loosen our morals when an authority tells us to”: https://bestlifeonline.com/psychology-facts/ - Stanley Milgram Behaviour experiment: http://behavioralscientist.org/how-would-people-behave-in-milgrams-experiment-today/ Don't forget to subscribe to our show to be the first to hear our latest episodes! To follow Two Flat Whites on your favourite social media platform or to support our podcast with a donation, click here: linktr.ee/twoflatwhitespodcast. We love hearing from you! Send us a DM on socials to interact with us. For all enquiries email us at twoflatwhitespodcast@gmail.com

Are humans ever going to be able to successfully time travel? If we did, would we travel within our own timeline? Or, is it inevitable that we would appear in a world unfamiliar to us? Who is John Titor, Andrew Carlssin, and the Time Travelling Hipster? Join us as we break the rules of the fourth dimension and jump into the how to's of time travel, stories of those who might have done so already, and the mystery of the Grandfather Paradox. Now, open your ears, eyes, and minds as we travel down another path in the Infinite Rabbit Hole. Facebook.com/InfiniteRabbitHole Anchor.fm/InfiniteRabbitHole Twitter: @InfiniteRH Instagram: @Infinite_Rabbit_Hole & @IRHJeremy --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/infiniterabbithole/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/infiniterabbithole/support

A Time-Travelling Assassin... A prison inmate is given a second chance...The man, Conger, must go back in time and kill a mysterious and religious leader (the Founder) who gave just one speech before disappearing. The only clue to his identity is a yellowed 200 hundred year old skull. He travels back in time to a small town near Denver in 1960 and waits for his target....Listen Now...

The Grandfather paradox is one of most weird phenomenon which have been used beautifully in the movie Tenet. #Tenet#movie#grandfather_paradox#timetravel

Show Name: Travelers Season/Episode: S01 Date Aired:  Dec 23, 2016 Where Aired: Netflix linktr.ee/ladiesattheroundtable Twitter @LadiesAtRt_Pod Patreon.com/LadiesAtTheRoundTable Instagram @ladiesattheroundtable Plot Summary in a sentence Shoshie- A group of Agents from the future arrive in the bodies of people from our time just at the time of their death in order to carry out missions from the Director.  Maxx - People from the future take over people’s bodies right before they are about to die and some machine is telling them what to do. Joey - I don’t know what happened to the Grandfather Paradox, but apparently that’s called protocol 4 in the future, everyone takes directions from a super computer and that isn’t even the half of it.  Maya - People following a bunch of basic protocols from a destitute future come back in time by taking over people’s lives right before their time of death and pretend poorly to be them while also doing whatever they are told by the director/ai from the future. What’s your word? Shoshie- innovative  Maxx - control Joey - Nostalgia Maya - unnerving Favorite character this episode? Maxx - the farmer dude? They all were kinda sketch Joey - David  is my favorite non traveler. Phillip is my favorite traveler.  Maya - David also, although it was annoying how put together he was. Just a bit too nice and good and clean. I liked Grace/27 a bit too. Technical Talking Points (music, lighting, editing): Maxx : The music was nice and kinda eerie…? Joey - I liked the use of lighting during “Room 101”  Maya - the camera angles were so odd. Sometimes super close only showing one eye and sometimes all the way across the room from a strange angle with furniture in the way.  2-3 favorite moments in the show: Maxx: Found it interesting how they had these bonds with the people in their host bodies The first episode or so was fun I think they should have kept the fbi guy hunting them longer The last bit finding out how the stuff they have been doing is affecting the future but it wasn’t for good? What they know as truth isn’t accurate and they are getting a taste of what it might feel like to be the people around them not knowing what is happening? Joey - I had a great friggin time. The first episode was hard to watch for me, I didn’t understand what was going on, which honestly was completely on purpose and I’m cool with it now, but I found it irksome, but also there was an overdose right kind of at the get go and that was really hard for me to see. I think it made me love the Phillip character though.  I loved some of the kickbacks to things like David reminding Marcy that she’s naked. It was clearly a recurring thing in their relationship and it was just the same old thing for them. I felt like David was so real in those moments. I also liked seeing the dynamics of the group grow. They knew each other through training before they went into the past, but clearly didn’t really know one another. I just loved seeing those relationships blossom.   Other thoughts: This show was just too much but also not enough? The idea that they took other peoples bodies and then continued to live their lives was odd and really uncomfortable… couldn’t they have made it so they were thought to be dead or something and then move across the country or something and just start a new?  how did the fbi guy even start getting on their trail?  If the director is a machine then someone must have coded it and there would be human mistakes and biases in it too…?  The one guy kissed the turtle!!!! Ugh salmonella  Feels like some cult vibes with the director and everything I don’t really want to watch anymore episodes.  They covered some topics but just kinda lightly not really delving into things  -Joey LOVES dystopian movies/novels and if she had known that’s what this was she would have been more jazzed about it and probably more interested in seeing it in the first place. She doesn’t know what she thought this was about but was pretty pleased with it.  -This show is super strong, and has so many triggers with things, I’m definitely a fan but I can see why maybe I didn’t hear much about it before. This also may be why it wound up cancelled. So much of it makes for fewer fans overall.  -This really was nostalgic for me in so many ways. It very much reminded me of some shows I used to love, and had SO SO many actors/actresses/directors that I’ve loved. Every familiar face showing up was like a little hello to me and it’s just been so fun to see them.  -My biggest things kind of were that it was nice to see these people grow from who the bodies used to be, but that it was so weird to think that all these people, besides David didn’t notice the complete shift in personalities. Are we really all so self absorbed that we don’t notice when someone we’re close to has such a major shift? I’d like to think that if I suddenly acted wholly different that someone would check on me a little better than the Travelers were checked on.  -I definitely see why this show was ‘edgy’ but I think I liked it much more than I disliked it. I did download season 2 from netflix and will keep watching, but I definitely am one to want to ‘finish’ a show/story despite if I like it or not. I’m pretty sure I do… but at the same time, I didn’t download it and slam it down like I usually do for shows. It feels a bit like Breaking Bad to me. I watched it and thought the whole time “I think I hate this” and then it ended and I realized that yes, I did in fact hate it. I don’t feel so strongly of dislike here though. I think maybe I just feel confused and torn. I love these characters, and I want better for them, but I hate the premise.  -When has a character coming from the future ever been a good thing? This whole “change small things to save the future” definitely made me think of Quantum Leap, with just the single leap. I also didn’t realize that the Director was a computer until way late in the game and once the character had already built the place for the Director to come to in the barn and it reminded me of power rangers, Then the Director was Zordon from Power Rangers while simultaneously Agent Smith from Matrix and I couldn’t really take that episode totally seriously anymore.  -Last thing was that I felt it was unrealistic the way that the travelers grew to care about their counterparts in the world. Not that they cared for them, but that they also apparently didn’t. I can’t imagine learning to care for someone so much, but then lying like that the way that they do. How could these apparently moral soldiers of this mega computer that are questioning (rightly) their choices not question the decision to lie to the people that have been supporting them so much. Marcy is really the only one that doesn’t seem to be on board (pre-reboot) and lets David know a little too much probably, even though she still lies. I feel like it's unreasonable here. But then again, this judgement is being passed on a dystopian show based on body snatching time travelers trying to move major planetary events around so I’m probably the one being unrealistic.  Maya - I am still not at all a fan of body snatcher shows. I can’t deal with the eww factor of it. Not just the body they are in having to go through all that pain at the end, but the people around them think they are still the person they knew/loved/hated.  Many big topics here Marci- developmentally challenged, Phillip - addiction, Carly- abusive ex, Mac - addiction to freaking job, Trevor- not sure what message they were trying to convey? Bully, parents relationship?  I really hated how Mac equated Trevors issues with his parents to Carly’s with her ex husband. Telling her to deal with it, Trevor doesn’t bother Mac about his issues. Uh, pretty similar to what most women in abusive relationships get treated, but um, SHE ISN’T ACTUALLY IN THAT RELATIONSHIP. I get that she cares about the baby, but it isn’t her baby. I just don’t know what to think to be honest.  Liked Phillips story line I think. It was a great message that addiction is more than something that can just be walked away from.  The trust in the director is annoying especially when we find out it is an ai. Like I guess I know which faction I’d be in lol. The whole show I kept questioning their trust in these decisions.  I was intrigued by the numbers. I liked knowing 14 and 27 and that Trevor was 115. I feel interested in their story.  My transcribed notes (aka scribbles): So much pain for the end of the lives. Screaming head pain! I quit watching the first time because I didn’t like the body snatches. They might have killed the guy who was going to kill the agent, but then the agent wasn’t dead but they brought the new guy into his head anyway? Kind of like killing him. Marci-disabled, mom-abused, kid-fought?, long hair-addict. If people keep coming back and they stop all these deaths wont the population be an issue? SO MANY RULES! Who is in charge? Why do the travelers trust them so much. Interested to learn more. Addiction is serious shit. Why didn’t another traveler use the friend who OD’d body? (*now I realize it is because they know that addiction is bad for a host body). Messengers being kids! They took that girl into danger biking. Protocol 3- we cant interfere. Protocol 6 don’t talk to other travelers. Protocol 5 resume your hosts life. Protocol?-dont save a life don't take a life. Philip is questioning the “rules”. Classic- teenager girlfriend is a bitch. Why is the baby daddy investigating the Marci thing? Trevor had something in his ear? Is he lying about the messenger. Glad someone is questioning even if it is the heroin addict. Protocol 2 - leave the future in the past. Older than all of them together but grounded. Protocol 1 - dedicated to the mission. The tough guy is dumb. One way information is annoying (and dangerous). Maybe job was to reel in the ego maniac? “Protocol 5 till then.” Misfires. Fun seeing Trevor’s wisdom in action in the cells. I like David but first few episodes a bit weird, like is anyone that put together? 5th cage, they were expecting all five. The Death in Dignity woman’s transition was INTENSE! 117 is over 100 years old “the engineer” kind of a boss lady. “Swan song” What’s the big deal with protocol 3 and not killing when they are all about to blow up? Why isn’t the gas working on the soldiers that show up? Why not start by taking over the main soldier guy? Is the director just messing with them? Memories. Darcy David spinal tap and the crazy KNife out of the Chest! Sex scene with mac and wife EWWWW of course she thinks/knows he’s cheating - sex is very personal. Meh episode. Regular life goes on. Marci buys off David’s boss. Two jobs for a few of them. Has Marci even gone back to the library she still says she works there. Camera shots are so odd. Super close or far at odd angels, see only one eye lots. David drinking his coffee alone in clean apartment makes me a bit jealous. Weird that people in the future live so long in a world without clean air etc. Carly didn’t go to turn him in because he said they think they know he’s a good family man. Stasis field like Doctor Who’s Break Out Ball. How did the EMT get there so fast? Maybe another traveler cell? Senator replacement high up. Now I’m just super mad. If the whole Helios plan didn’t work than maybe time to stop!? Convenient that Kat forgets the visit from the coop too. I would totally not believe I drank that much and didn’t realize it. All that technology and Trevor couldn’t get a pain killer for the yucky organ growing leech pain? Security guard acting like a cop. Memories of original McClaren when is sergers. No seat belt in keep with broken arm? I think they are going to travel to another time. Death scene/memories are boring- I liked Kat until this episode. When a re you from will definitely be back. The director is up to something. If they have all these computer skills and science skills why can’t the get an excused absence for Trevor or a job for Carly? Carly has anger issues. Not sure what to think a bout th baby. She should find a grandparent or something. Mac to Marci “there’s more to us then just our memories” um, isn’t that what gets transferred? 14 and 27 are low numbers. 27 looked like she got a message from the future on her bracelet? “Bad” faction. From where all our travelers are from, so it’s their family and friends. Computer vs. Human. Carly: I am unsure how I feel. I hate how she is treated by everyone and she has so little support, but it’s not actually her son. Reboot Marci is “less fragile”. Mac feels more connected to wife after near death experiences. This episode was kind of stupid with the ending everyone is so confused and the the FBI comes in. A bit too much maybe? It  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Show Name: Travelers Season/Episode: S01 Date Aired:  Dec 23, 2016 Where Aired: Netflix linktr.ee/ladiesattheroundtable Twitter @LadiesAtRt_Pod Patreon.com/LadiesAtTheRoundTable Instagram @ladiesattheroundtable Plot Summary in a sentence Shoshie- A group of Agents from the future arrive in the bodies of people from our time just at the time of their death in order to carry out missions from the Director.  Maxx - People from the future take over people’s bodies right before they are about to die and some machine is telling them what to do. Joey - I don’t know what happened to the Grandfather Paradox, but apparently that’s called protocol 4 in the future, everyone takes directions from a super computer and that isn’t even the half of it.  Maya - People following a bunch of basic protocols from a destitute future come back in time by taking over people’s lives right before their time of death and pretend poorly to be them while also doing whatever they are told by the director/ai from the future. What’s your word? Shoshie- innovative  Maxx - control Joey - Nostalgia Maya - unnerving Favorite character this episode? Maxx - the farmer dude? They all were kinda sketch Joey - David  is my favorite non traveler. Phillip is my favorite traveler.  Maya - David also, although it was annoying how put together he was. Just a bit too nice and good and clean. I liked Grace/27 a bit too. Technical Talking Points (music, lighting, editing): Maxx : The music was nice and kinda eerie…? Joey - I liked the use of lighting during “Room 101”  Maya - the camera angles were so odd. Sometimes super close only showing one eye and sometimes all the way across the room from a strange angle with furniture in the way.  2-3 favorite moments in the show: Maxx: Found it interesting how they had these bonds with the people in their host bodies The first episode or so was fun I think they should have kept the fbi guy hunting them longer The last bit finding out how the stuff they have been doing is affecting the future but it wasn’t for good? What they know as truth isn’t accurate and they are getting a taste of what it might feel like to be the people around them not knowing what is happening? Joey - I had a great friggin time. The first episode was hard to watch for me, I didn’t understand what was going on, which honestly was completely on purpose and I’m cool with it now, but I found it irksome, but also there was an overdose right kind of at the get go and that was really hard for me to see. I think it made me love the Phillip character though.  I loved some of the kickbacks to things like David reminding Marcy that she’s naked. It was clearly a recurring thing in their relationship and it was just the same old thing for them. I felt like David was so real in those moments. I also liked seeing the dynamics of the group grow. They knew each other through training before they went into the past, but clearly didn’t really know one another. I just loved seeing those relationships blossom.   Other thoughts: This show was just too much but also not enough? The idea that they took other peoples bodies and then continued to live their lives was odd and really uncomfortable… couldn’t they have made it so they were thought to be dead or something and then move across the country or something and just start a new?  how did the fbi guy even start getting on their trail?  If the director is a machine then someone must have coded it and there would be human mistakes and biases in it too…?  The one guy kissed the turtle!!!! Ugh salmonella  Feels like some cult vibes with the director and everything I don’t really want to watch anymore episodes.  They covered some topics but just kinda lightly not really delving into things  -Joey LOVES dystopian movies/novels and if she had known that’s what this was she would have been more jazzed about it and probably more interested in seeing it in the first place. She doesn’t know what she thought this was about but was pretty pleased with it.  -This show is super strong, and has so many triggers with things, I’m definitely a fan but I can see why maybe I didn’t hear much about it before. This also may be why it wound up cancelled. So much of it makes for fewer fans overall.  -This really was nostalgic for me in so many ways. It very much reminded me of some shows I used to love, and had SO SO many actors/actresses/directors that I’ve loved. Every familiar face showing up was like a little hello to me and it’s just been so fun to see them.  -My biggest things kind of were that it was nice to see these people grow from who the bodies used to be, but that it was so weird to think that all these people, besides David didn’t notice the complete shift in personalities. Are we really all so self absorbed that we don’t notice when someone we’re close to has such a major shift? I’d like to think that if I suddenly acted wholly different that someone would check on me a little better than the Travelers were checked on.  -I definitely see why this show was ‘edgy’ but I think I liked it much more than I disliked it. I did download season 2 from netflix and will keep watching, but I definitely am one to want to ‘finish’ a show/story despite if I like it or not. I’m pretty sure I do… but at the same time, I didn’t download it and slam it down like I usually do for shows. It feels a bit like Breaking Bad to me. I watched it and thought the whole time “I think I hate this” and then it ended and I realized that yes, I did in fact hate it. I don’t feel so strongly of dislike here though. I think maybe I just feel confused and torn. I love these characters, and I want better for them, but I hate the premise.  -When has a character coming from the future ever been a good thing? This whole “change small things to save the future” definitely made me think of Quantum Leap, with just the single leap. I also didn’t realize that the Director was a computer until way late in the game and once the character had already built the place for the Director to come to in the barn and it reminded me of power rangers, Then the Director was Zordon from Power Rangers while simultaneously Agent Smith from Matrix and I couldn’t really take that episode totally seriously anymore.  -Last thing was that I felt it was unrealistic the way that the travelers grew to care about their counterparts in the world. Not that they cared for them, but that they also apparently didn’t. I can’t imagine learning to care for someone so much, but then lying like that the way that they do. How could these apparently moral soldiers of this mega computer that are questioning (rightly) their choices not question the decision to lie to the people that have been supporting them so much. Marcy is really the only one that doesn’t seem to be on board (pre-reboot) and lets David know a little too much probably, even though she still lies. I feel like it's unreasonable here. But then again, this judgement is being passed on a dystopian show based on body snatching time travelers trying to move major planetary events around so I’m probably the one being unrealistic.  Maya - I am still not at all a fan of body snatcher shows. I can’t deal with the eww factor of it. Not just the body they are in having to go through all that pain at the end, but the people around them think they are still the person they knew/loved/hated.  Many big topics here Marci- developmentally challenged, Phillip - addiction, Carly- abusive ex, Mac - addiction to freaking job, Trevor- not sure what message they were trying to convey? Bully, parents relationship?  I really hated how Mac equated Trevors issues with his parents to Carly’s with her ex husband. Telling her to deal with it, Trevor doesn’t bother Mac about his issues. Uh, pretty similar to what most women in abusive relationships get treated, but um, SHE ISN’T ACTUALLY IN THAT RELATIONSHIP. I get that she cares about the baby, but it isn’t her baby. I just don’t know what to think to be honest.  Liked Phillips story line I think. It was a great message that addiction is more than something that can just be walked away from.  The trust in the director is annoying especially when we find out it is an ai. Like I guess I know which faction I’d be in lol. The whole show I kept questioning their trust in these decisions.  I was intrigued by the numbers. I liked knowing 14 and 27 and that Trevor was 115. I feel interested in their story.  My transcribed notes (aka scribbles): So much pain for the end of the lives. Screaming head pain! I quit watching the first time because I didn’t like the body snatches. They might have killed the guy who was going to kill the agent, but then the agent wasn’t dead but they brought the new guy into his head anyway? Kind of like killing him. Marci-disabled, mom-abused, kid-fought?, long hair-addict. If people keep coming back and they stop all these deaths wont the population be an issue? SO MANY RULES! Who is in charge? Why do the travelers trust them so much. Interested to learn more. Addiction is serious shit. Why didn’t another traveler use the friend who OD’d body? (*now I realize it is because they know that addiction is bad for a host body). Messengers being kids! They took that girl into danger biking. Protocol 3- we cant interfere. Protocol 6 don’t talk to other travelers. Protocol 5 resume your hosts life. Protocol?-dont save a life don't take a life. Philip is questioning the “rules”. Classic- teenager girlfriend is a bitch. Why is the baby daddy investigating the Marci thing? Trevor had something in his ear? Is he lying about the messenger. Glad someone is questioning even if it is the heroin addict. Protocol 2 - leave the future in the past. Older than all of them together but grounded. Protocol 1 - dedicated to the mission. The tough guy is dumb. One way information is annoying (and dangerous). Maybe job was to reel in the ego maniac? “Protocol 5 till then.” Misfires. Fun seeing Trevor’s wisdom in action in the cells. I like David but first few episodes a bit weird, like is anyone that put together? 5th cage, they were expecting all five. The Death in Dignity woman’s transition was INTENSE! 117 is over 100 years old “the engineer” kind of a boss lady. “Swan song” What’s the big deal with protocol 3 and not killing when they are all about to blow up? Why isn’t the gas working on the soldiers that show up? Why not start by taking over the main soldier guy? Is the director just messing with them? Memories. Darcy David spinal tap and the crazy KNife out of the Chest! Sex scene with mac and wife EWWWW of course she thinks/knows he’s cheating - sex is very personal. Meh episode. Regular life goes on. Marci buys off David’s boss. Two jobs for a few of them. Has Marci even gone back to the library she still says she works there. Camera shots are so odd. Super close or far at odd angels, see only one eye lots. David drinking his coffee alone in clean apartment makes me a bit jealous. Weird that people in the future live so long in a world without clean air etc. Carly didn’t go to turn him in because he said they think they know he’s a good family man. Stasis field like Doctor Who’s Break Out Ball. How did the EMT get there so fast? Maybe another traveler cell? Senator replacement high up. Now I’m just super mad. If the whole Helios plan didn’t work than maybe time to stop!? Convenient that Kat forgets the visit from the coop too. I would totally not believe I drank that much and didn’t realize it. All that technology and Trevor couldn’t get a pain killer for the yucky organ growing leech pain? Security guard acting like a cop. Memories of original McClaren when is sergers. No seat belt in keep with broken arm? I think they are going to travel to another time. Death scene/memories are boring- I liked Kat until this episode. When a re you from will definitely be back. The director is up to something. If they have all these computer skills and science skills why can’t the get an excused absence for Trevor or a job for Carly? Carly has anger issues. Not sure what to think a bout th baby. She should find a grandparent or something. Mac to Marci “there’s more to us then just our memories” um, isn’t that what gets transferred? 14 and 27 are low numbers. 27 looked like she got a message from the future on her bracelet? “Bad” faction. From where all our travelers are from, so it’s their family and friends. Computer vs. Human. Carly: I am unsure how I feel. I hate how she is treated by everyone and she has so little support, but it’s not actually her son. Reboot Marci is “less fragile”. Mac feels more connected to wife after near death experiences. This episode was kind of stupid with the ending everyone is so confused and the the FBI comes in. A bit too much maybe? It  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week we go into the very strange and creepy disappearance of an ex-Army Airborne Paratrooper. 82-year-old Tom Messick went missing in November of 2015 while on a hunting trip with a group of friends and family. No trace of what happened has ever been found, even though he was less than 100 yards from his group. Listen in to find out more about this very creepy story.This week's Weird News discusses time travel and the Grandfather Paradox.This week's Indie Artist is David Rosen from New York and his song, Enemy. bydavidrosen.comhttps://www.facebook.com/bydavidrosenhttps://www.piecingpod.com/Research:https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/ck12em/an_82_year_old_hunter_goes_missing_without_a/https://www.timesunion.com/local/article/Two-families-grieve-for-missing-hunters-gone-a-10635150.phphttps://poststar.com/news/local/four-years-after-saratoga-mans-disappearance-police-seek-public-help/article_c2caec15-fff5-59c2-aac8-6a30968937e6.htmlhttps://poststar.com/news/local/sheriff-s-office-seeks-leads-in--year-old-disappearance/article_60c21a77-b10e-5ea0-b379-d8911a5976b9.htmlSupport this show: https://www.patreon.com/stateoffearCheck out our Merch shops:https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/12938857-sof-logohttps://www.redbubble.com/people/cdavila21/shop?asc=u

Our homebrewing friends, Jeff and Susan Rankert have nursed a life long love of Germany and German beers and it shows when you talk to them about their brewery trips. A few months back, we sent them some Mecca Grade malt to try and they sent us break a pils inspired by one of their favorite German brewers. Grab a cold one - it's drinking time! Episode Links: Catch up on Yakima Virtual Hop & Brew School - https://hopandbrewschool.com/ Garret Oliver Interview - https://www.beervanablog.com/beervana/2020/10/2/giving-bipoc-brewers-an-... Stone Brewing Searching For an Identity - https://www.goodbeerhunting.com/sightlines/2020/9/14/stone-brewing-searc... Lallemand Pushes into Low/No Alcohol Brewing - https://www.lallemandbrewing.com/en/united-states/news/solutions-for-the... Grainfather G70 Review - https://grainfather.com/grainfather-g70/ The Schönramer Pils Recipe Inspiration - https://beerandbrewing.com/recipe-schoenramer-isch-pils/ Dave Grohl's Theme Song for Nandi - https://twitter.com/foofighters/status/1305517568946438144 My Mechanics on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/mymechanics Australian Scienstist Solving the Grandfather Paradox - https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/time-travel-po... Patreon Remember even a buck is good for charity: http://www.patreon.com/experimentalbrewing Experimental Brew Store - https://www.experimentalbrew.com/store Episode Contents: 00:00:00 Opening & Our Sponsors 00:02:24 Announcements & Feedback 00:15:42 The Pub 00:36:25 The Brewery 00:54:46 The Lounge - Rankert Pils 01:30:33 Quick Tip & Something Other Than Beer This episode is brought to you by: American Homebrewers Association BrewCraft USA Brewing America Craftmeister Jaded Brewing Mecca Grade Estate Malt Wyeast Labs YCH Hops Interested in helping Denny and Drew with the IGOR program (aka help us run experiments!) - contact them at igor@experimentalbrew.com. We want more Citizen Science! In the meanwhile, subscribe via your favorite podcasting service (iTunes, etc). Like our podcast, review it - talk it up! If you have comments, feedbacks, harassments, etc, feel free to drop us a line at podcast@experimentalbrew.com. Follow us on Facebook (ExperimentalHomebrewing) or Twitter (@ExpBrewing). If you have questions you'd like answered in our Q&A segment, send an email to questions@experimntalbrew.com! Don't forget you can support the podcast on Patreon by going to http://patreon.com/experimentalbrewing This episode can be downloaded directly at https://www.experimentalbrew.com/sites/d... Podcast RSS Url: http://www.experimentalbrew.com/podcast.rss

Our homebrewing friends, Jeff and Susan Rankert have nursed a life long love of Germany and German beers and it shows when you talk to them about their brewery trips. A few months back, we sent them some Mecca Grade malt to try and they sent us break a pils inspired by one of their favorite German brewers. Grab a cold one - it's drinking time! Episode Links: Catch up on Yakima Virtual Hop & Brew School - https://hopandbrewschool.com/ Garret Oliver Interview - https://www.beervanablog.com/beervana/2020/10/2/giving-bipoc-brewers-an-... Stone Brewing Searching For an Identity - https://www.goodbeerhunting.com/sightlines/2020/9/14/stone-brewing-searc... Lallemand Pushes into Low/No Alcohol Brewing - https://www.lallemandbrewing.com/en/united-states/news/solutions-for-the... Grainfather G70 Review - https://grainfather.com/grainfather-g70/ The Schönramer Pils Recipe Inspiration - https://beerandbrewing.com/recipe-schoenramer-isch-pils/ Dave Grohl's Theme Song for Nandi - https://twitter.com/foofighters/status/1305517568946438144 My Mechanics on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/mymechanics Australian Scienstist Solving the Grandfather Paradox - https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/time-travel-po... Patreon Remember even a buck is good for charity: http://www.patreon.com/experimentalbrewing Experimental Brew Store - https://www.experimentalbrew.com/store Episode Contents: 00:00:00 Opening & Our Sponsors 00:02:24 Announcements & Feedback 00:15:42 The Pub 00:36:25 The Brewery 00:54:46 The Lounge - Rankert Pils 01:30:33 Quick Tip & Something Other Than Beer This episode is brought to you by: American Homebrewers Association BrewCraft USA Brewing America Craftmeister Jaded Brewing Mecca Grade Estate Malt Wyeast Labs YCH Hops Interested in helping Denny and Drew with the IGOR program (aka help us run experiments!) - contact them at igor@experimentalbrew.com. We want more Citizen Science! In the meanwhile, subscribe via your favorite podcasting service (iTunes, etc). Like our podcast, review it - talk it up! If you have comments, feedbacks, harassments, etc, feel free to drop us a line at podcast@experimentalbrew.com. Follow us on Facebook (ExperimentalHomebrewing) or Twitter (@ExpBrewing). If you have questions you'd like answered in our Q&A segment, send an email to questions@experimntalbrew.com! Don't forget you can support the podcast on Patreon by going to http://patreon.com/experimentalbrewing This episode can be downloaded directly at http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/www.experimentalbrew.com/sites/d... Podcast RSS Url: http://www.experimentalbrew.com/podcast.rss

Professor Fabio Costa Physicist from the School of Mathematics and Physics at the University of Queensland joins Sean on the show. 

Back to the Future, Interstellar, The Terminator - we've all been guilty of enjoying a good time travel flick at one point or another. But more recently, time travel has been taken out of Hollywood and placed under the inquisitive philosophers' lens. Stepping beyond science fiction and fantasy, philosophers have uncovered a hidden trove of tantalising thought experiments and mind-bending paradoxes. Tune into this episode to learn about causal loops, the Grandfather Paradox, closed timelike curves, and to investigate whether time travel really is a possibility. Like the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/searchingforitpodcast Follow the show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/searchingforitpodcast Follow Lewis on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/99lewiswilliams Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/searchingforit Find out more at http://www.searchingforit.org

The Jungins discuss, The Grandfather Paradox, The movie Tenet and forced belief.

Yup, our brains hurt....Too many deep thoughts...Thanks, TIME TRAVEL PARADOXES!!  Light topics such as PREDESTINATION PARADOX v. CAUSALITY, in regards to TRAVELING THROUGH TIME.  We discuss the GRANDFATHER PARADOX, and share some "stories" of TIME TRAVEL, such as "THE PHILADELPHIA EXPERIMENT"...What is FERMI'S PARADOX and how it pertains to ALIEN LIFE visiting HUMAN LIFE...What would Michael tell his 16-year old self?  Patrick apologizes (sincerely??)...MICHIO KAKU AUDIO CLIPS, discussing QUANTUM CONSCIOUSNESS and the idea in order for something to EXIST, it must be OBSERVED...Who is the observer?  We stumble through the POLCHINSKI PARADOX. share some STAR WARS and THE MANDALORIAN love, all doused with our usual lame attempts at LEVITY...In all sincerity, we had a blast with this one.  Put on your thinking caps and strap in, we made it a bumpy road, ha! 

Grandfather Paradox, Pincer Movements, Turnstiles – und was war jetzt genau am Ende los? Wir versuchen in dieser Tenet-Bonusfolge, ein bisschen Licht ins Dunkel zu bringen. Heavy Spoilers und eine Future-Neil-Theorie inklusive.

The 1st episode of our podcast. We talk about the grandfather paradox and a few other things through out, hope you guys enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eandduniverse/support

What was the 1984 Terminator film about? (As if many of you didn't already know)What is the grandfather paradox? Why is it called grandfather paradox? Should my grandfather be worried?Find out this and more on today's short episode on The Terminator and The Grandfather Paradox!Thank you for listening, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!I'll be back next week with more!Sources:https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/59600/16-things-you-might-not-know-about-terminatorhttps://www.factinate.com/things/28-facts-terminator-movies/https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/65746/25-indestructible-facts-about-terminatorhttps://www.space.com/grandfather-paradox.html#:~:text=The%20grandfather%20paradox%20is%20a%20potential%20logical%20problem%20that%20would,make%20their%20own%20birth%20impossible.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=38292508)

Questions Covered: • 03:26 – Is it possible that we are made in the image and likeness of God due to the Grandfather Paradox of Jesus assuming human flesh to begin with? • 08:48 – My friends came up with a fun weird question for the next show: If I am transporting the Eucharist in my car, can I use the carpool lane? • 13:43 – Do frozen embryos make their guardian angels wait with them? • 15:08 – Will the bodies of people in hell (or heaven for that matter) need to eat and drink? Will our bodies just, subsist without sustenance? • 19:38 – How was the holy house of Loretto transported from Nazareth to Italy. • 22:00 – What happens to a person who can’t remember their sins through memory loss from, say, an accident, aging, or a disease like Alzheimer’s? Do they cease being culpable for their sins if they can’t remember them to repent and ask for forgiveness and reconcile with God? • 29:22 – What could the physics of the “new heavens and new earth” (new creation) be like, such that this would no longer disintegrate due to entropy, etc.? • 35:32 – If the Star Trek style transporter kills the person and creates a clone with that person’s memories, would a person who gets transported in such a manner have to be baptized or confirmed again? Would a priest who gets transported have to be ordained again? What about confession? What if you commit a mortal sin, then get transported, would the clone with your memories have to go to confession? • 42:18 – If hell is complete and final separation from God, and God is necessary for existence, how do people and angels exist in hell? Another one – is the devil in hell yet, and if not, are the people in hell waiting for him to get there or are they all waiting until the end and judgement to enter hell? • 47:41 – What are the spiritual and perhaps biological implications of combining human and pig or cow DNA? Besides having no justifiable health consideration and being seriously wrong for tampering with trying to create previously non-existing life forms, is it possible that a cow or pig could come to the realization that it will wind up as steak or bacon? If it is well known that trauma from violent wars can be passed down and sudden unknown memories which seem like deja vu do happen, is there enough information here to make human/animal chimeras unequivocally illegal? Who do we call? …

Imagine you build a time machine. Is it possible for you to travel back in time, meet your grandfather before he produces any children, and kill him? Time travel is a sci-fi staple. Is Back to the Future philosophically accurate? Did J.K Rowling crack the secret of time travel in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban? As a bonus we explain why Rick and Morty's The Vat of Acid Episode isn't about time travel.

LISTENStep into The Wayback Machine and let's talk time travel. From the fiction to the science,  to the downright ridiculous conspiracy theories, the OGs let their love quantum tunnel all over the place. When were there 4 DeLoreans in Hill Valley in BACK TO THE FUTURE 2? OG Eric suggests you skip a bit unless you want BTTF 3 ruined completely. What was the first recorded story about time travel (it's not what you think)? The OGs go on, and on about the implications of "The Grandfather Paradox" presented in TIMERIDER. Finally, OG Eric fights within himself when he logics time travel stories down to the point where Marty McFly dies horribly in the vacuum of space. #fuckingmorlocksJoin the conversation (and see our artifact album) on our Facebook: facebook.com/oldguyswholovethings and talk to us via email: oldguyswholovethings@gmail.comNEW!! OLD GUYS T-SHIRTS: https://www.redbubble.com/people/oldguys/exploreOLD GUYS WATCH CLUB (YouTube playlist): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_lfD1EhrKokbJiiyG9mYVI8gvBslswEvOLD GUYS SPOTIFY PLAYLIST:  https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4cChDIOuO6HfHo9QryZQKd?si=e3E0JXlxQSOx21T9gbwmjQFind Shawn online: http://www.gruegallery.com  and  https://www.shawndooleyart.com and http://www.dooleyfreelancedesign.comFind Eric online:  http://www.epschwartz.com (all music by Eric)

Olivia Coombes is a philosopher and teacher at the University of Edinburgh whose research focuses on issues about the possibility of time travel, the paradoxes involved in time travel, and how these topics relate to the question of free-will. In addition to this, Liv is also the co-host of the Edinburgh-based podcast Two Philosophers: One Podcast, No Problems. Since the philosopher David Lewis, and before, philosophers, scientists, movie fans (pretty much everybody), have deliberated the possibility of time travel. People have asked questions like: What is the order of time? If we could build a powerful enough machine, would we be able to travel through time? Causation goes forwards in time, but is there anything stopping it going backwards? And, if it could, can we have causal loops in time? In this episode we’re going to be focusing on the grandfather paradox, which is one instance of the question: can time travellers change the past? This paradox asks us whether or not we could go back in time and kill our own grandfathers. Many people say no: it is logically impossible, like squaring circles, or making something from nothing. However, Olivia Coombes thinks differently. She thinks that we can kill our grandfathers, and that we are able to change the past. Contents Part I. Time Traveller Abilities Part II. Further Analysis and Discussion Links Olivia Coombes, University Profile. Olivia Coombes, Twitter. Two Philosophers: One Podcast, No Problems. David Lewis, The Paradoxes of Time Travel (1976).

Olivia Coombes is a philosopher and teacher at the University of Edinburgh whose research focuses on issues about the possibility of time travel, the paradoxes involved in time travel, and how these topics relate to the question of free-will. In addition to this, Liv is also the co-host of the Edinburgh-based podcast Two Philosophers: One Podcast, No Problems. Since the philosopher David Lewis, and before, philosophers, scientists, movie fans (pretty much everybody), have deliberated the possibility of time travel. People have asked questions like: What is the order of time? If we could build a powerful enough machine, would we be able to travel through time? Causation goes forwards in time, but is there anything stopping it going backwards? And, if it could, can we have causal loops in time? In this episode we’re going to be focusing on the grandfather paradox, which is one instance of the question: can time travellers change the past? This paradox asks us whether or not we could go back in time and kill our own grandfathers. Many people say no: it is logically impossible, like squaring circles, or making something from nothing. However, Olivia Coombes thinks differently. She thinks that we can kill our grandfathers, and that we are able to change the past. Contents Part I. Time Traveller Abilities Part II. Further Analysis and Discussion Links Olivia Coombes, University Profile. Olivia Coombes, Twitter. Two Philosophers: One Podcast, No Problems. David Lewis, The Paradoxes of Time Travel (1976).

Join Squire B and special guest Anita aka Annie aka Iyawo Jimi aka The Secret Weapon as they tackle the topics on the Dossier today. The Predestination movie, Adamu Garba's antics on Twitter and LBJ's epic re-creation of Kobe Bryant's dunk 19 years ago. Wikipedia link for the Grandfather Paradox https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grandfather_paradox P.S please ignore all the wind noise and the person shouting “is that where they sell indomie” from 04:39 - 04:48

What is more confusing the time travel itself? Well, time travel paradoxes of course! This week the guys will take a deep dive into the theories surrounding time travel paradoxes. Whether it is the Predestination Paradox, Grandfather Paradox, Information Paradox or one of a plethora of others, one thing remains constant. That being, it’s difficult to wrap your head around all of the possibilities. So, if you’ve ever thought about traveling through time in hopes of changing something, perhaps you should listen to this episode first. That way, you can avoid screwing up the whole space time continuum thing or whatever.However, no Q Code Podcast episode would be complete without a quick question of the day. This week the boys will consider, at what point in their past would they like to start life over from, in hopes of improving things moving forward? Will they choose infancy? Perhaps grade school? Or would they only go back a year or two? There is only one way to find out! So, hop into your time capsule, press play and enjoy the next hour of your life! (04:06) If you could travel back to any point in your life and resume life from there, what point in your life would you choose? (20:29) What are time travel paradoxes? Find Us AtWebsite: qcodepodcast.comEmail: qcodep@gmail.comTwitter: @qcodepodcastFacebook: Q Code PodcastInstagram: qcodepodcastDon’t forget to subscribe and rate the show through your podcast player of choice! Source MaterialArticles5 Bizarre Paradoxes of Time Travel ExplainedTime Travel ParadoxesVideosPredestination Movie                      BooksSignature in the Cell: DNA and the Evidence for Intelligent Design

Is Time Travel possible? Is Time Travel real? What are the paradoxes of Time Travel? An in-depth, comprehensive, and logical analysis of the many paradoxes of Time Travel some researches say make it impossible. But are there solutions to the Paradoxes of Time Travel? Examining the classic Grandfather Paradox, the Bootstrap Paradox, Predestination Paradox, Killing Hitler Paradox, Polchinski's Paradox, and even Self-Fulfilling Prophecies in relation to Time Travel! YOUTUBE - https://www.youtube.com/mindshock AUDIBLE FREE TRIAL - https://amzn.to/2KRHO8C SUPPORT MINDSHOCK - https://www.paypal.me/mindshock -SOCIAL- FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/MindshockPodcast TWITTER - https://twitter.com/MindshockPod PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/mindshock MEDIUM - https://medium.com/@mindshock --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mindshock/support

Is time travel real? Can it be? A comprehensive look at the science behind the supposedly science fiction concept of traveling back in time. From Albert Einstein's Special Relativity to General Relativity, String Theory, the Many Worlds or Multiverse Theory, to Cosmic Strings, Black Holes and Wormholes, everything and its potential role in time travel is explained. Do you need a time machine? Can one be made? What energy would that require? Also discussing the many paradoxes of Time Travel including the Grandfather Paradox, as well as Closed Timeline Curves (CTCs) and Causal Loops. YOUTUBE - https://www.youtube.com/mindshock AUDIBLE FREE TRIAL - https://amzn.to/2KRHO8C SUPPORT MINDSHOCK - https://www.paypal.me/mindshock -SOCIAL- FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/MindshockPodcast TWITTER - https://twitter.com/MindshockPod PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/mindshock MEDIUM - https://medium.com/@mindshock --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mindshock/support

The trio is back and we are getting into one hell of a topic this week... time travel. Is time travel possible? well, tune in and find out all about the science of time travel as we know it. We also discuss several compelling time traveler stories, the alleged government experiments known as Project Pegasus, along with several theories on time travel including the Mandela Effect and we even get into the Grandfather Paradox. Just Google It for this week is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gj3qesTjOE8 Music Credit: Time - Pink Floyd (Cover by Elize Fleury)

Hello, travellers, and welcome to Recorded Tomorrow, the show where we break down the rules & pitfalls of using time travel in fiction & games. Jonathan is caught in a temporal rift, so I’ll be navigating the timestream solo today. Rather than try to tackle a deep dive by myself, I thought I’d take this opportunity to recap the lessons we’ve covered so far, & consolidate them all in one place. I’ll go over the rules we’ve established & define all the terms we’ve used. I’ll jump around a bit, but hopefully I’ll do it in a way that makes sense. Right, let’s get straight to it: A traveler isn’t necessarily a person, but refers to anything that’s being sent through time. That could mean a person, or their consciousness, a device, even just information. We might sometimes refer to this as the subject. The origin is the time and place from which the traveler departs, and the destination is the time & place when they arrive. Now let’s talk theories: Variable Thread is typically a single, mutable timeline of continuity that can be altered using time travel. In fiction that uses variable thread, as soon as someone or something travels to the past, the timeline resets from the point of arrival, and the original timeline ceases to exist. This is the most common style of explicit time travel. Think Back to the Future or The Sound of Thunder. These types of stories are usually a regret metaphor. Fixed Thread is an immutable timeline, where the continuity can’t be changed, even by traveling back in time. Any actions taken by a traveler happened before they traveled, the only thing that changes is the perspective. This is your Bill & Ted, your 12 Monkeys, your Prisoner of Azkaban. These stories are generally about trying to be in multiple places at once, taking on too much, and learning to prioritize.  Lastly, we have Multiverse time travel. This theory involves multiple, timelines, and can come in a couple of forms: in Michael Creighton’s Timeline, the characters don’t actually travel forward or backward in time, but rather laterally into older or younger universes; In Avengers: Endgame, characters do travel through time, but each time they do, it creates a new branch on an existing timeline. These are the basics. There are variations, like river theory or using flashbacks, but they pretty much all build on these three. Regardless of which theory you employ, there are a few guidelines you should always keep in mind. The single most important rule is to Be Consistent. It doesn’t matter what the time travel rules are in your universe, as long as you know them, and you make sure you always, always follow them. Be consistent. Be consistent. Be consistent. In order to stay consistent, you’re going to need to take notes. Copious, copious notes. If you're traveling to real historical times & places, do your research and get it right. Even if you're in a fictional universe, remember that everything your characters do could be important. Everything they say, anyone they interact with, could cause rippling changes, and the further back the travel, the larger those changes can be. If you're dealing with interactive fiction - like a role-playing game - it's probably a good idea to record your sessions. Forgive the pun, but you’ll also want to be sure you take your time with your story. Any time a character or characters travel through time (either forward or backward), stop and check your notes. Make sure you've got everything lined up, extrapolate answers to questions, figure out as many ramifications to changes made as possible. If you're writing a novel, end the chapter or section here. If you're writing a screenplay for a film, use this as a scene- or act-break. If it's a TV show, go to commercial. If it's interactive fiction, end the session there. Now, I said you have know the rules of time travel, but that doesn’t mean your characters have to. 12 Monkeys executes this brilliantly, with Cole traveling back in time to try and change his future, only to find out that he’d seen his older self there as a child. The characters all believed they were in a variable thread universe, when in fact their universe was fixed thread. Everything I’ve mentioned so far apply equally regardless of how time travel works in your story. Let’s dive into some theory-specific guidelines. We’ll start with VariableThread: The one thing most Variable Thread stories forget is something we’re calling The Outsider Problem. When a traveler arrives at their destination, every part of their original timeline is erased (usually immediately, but that can vary from story to story), except the traveler themselves. They become an Outsider, and no longer belong in any timeline, because even when they return to their origin point, it will be in an alternate timeline with another version of the traveler. Basically, with Variable Thread, once you travel back in time, there will always be two of you, and you’re the one who doesn’t belong anymore.  This manifests a little differently when traveling to the future: rather than traveling to a destination where there will be another version of you, you’re traveling to a future where you’ve been absent since the moment you left. If you travel to ten years in the future, you’ll arrive to a world where you’ve been missing for ten years. Bottom line, if you’re using Variable Thread time travel, you’ll need to either embrace the Outsider Problem, or mitigate it somehow. One of the most common methods of mitigation is to only send a consciousness backward or forward in time, rather than a physical human. The arriving consciousness either supplants, suppresses, or merges with the existing one, so there is no Outsider. Fixed Thread is a bit trickier, in that there are a number of extra pitfalls to watch out for. But first, I have to reiterate rule #1: BE CONSISTENT. Consistency is especially important in a Fixed Thread story, because you’ll likely be describing the same scene more than once, from different perspectives. When that happens, it’s imperative that your events and dialog line up. Because the timeline is immutable, you can’t change the way a conversation plays out, or the order in which events occur. On a related note, be sure to sprinkle bits of foreshadowing into your narrative, so your audience will have a thread to connect events between perspectives (though that’s just generally good fiction advice, so I probably don’t need to mention it). The Outsider Problem doesn’t exist with Fixed Thread or multiverse time travel, but you do have to remember and account for the fact that your traveler will continue to age when they travel through time. This means that when they return to their origin they’ll be older than they were when they left. Realistically, after a year of time-traveling back to repeat every school day, Hermione would be over two months older than Harry and Ron. And, finally, we need to tackle Paradoxes. A paradox is an event that alters the timeline in such a way as to create a contradiction of events, and the truth is that if you’re consistent and follow the rest of the guidelines above, paradoxes aren’t actually a problem.  To illustrate that, let’s take a look at the classic example: The Grandfather Paradox. The idea is that if a person were to travel back in time and murder their grandfather before they had any children, then the traveler themselves would never have been born, which means they would never have been able to travel back in time to murder their grandfather. Except it’s garbage. Let’s examine the three theories in each scenario: In Variable Thread, the traveler is an Outsider. Murdering their grandfather would succeed in preventing their birth, but it’s not the same version of them as the one who traveled back in time. The traveler will continue to exist in a timeline that they’re not actually a part of, in which no version of them is ever born. No Paradox. This applies to Multiverse time travel, as well: You could quite easily prevent yourself from being born, but it’d be in an alternate timeline, which would have no effect on the one from which you traveled. No Paradox. In a Fixed Thread the fact that the traveler exists means they would be physically unable to prevent their birth. They could try to murder their grandfather, but they would fail. End of story. The thread is fixed and can’t be changed. No Paradox. Fixed Thread does have something that’s pretty close to a paradox, though, and that’s a Causal Loop. We defined a Causal Loop as a self-manifesting concept in which the something (be it information, an object, or even a person) sets in motion the events that result in its own creation. My go-to example is the directions out of a maze: If a person is stuck in a maze and finds a map leading out, then after they get out, they travel back in time and places the map back where they found it, where did the map originally come from? The answer seems to be “from nowhere.” Causal Loops don’t actually break any time travel rules, but they’ll still pull people out of your story unless they’re handled very carefully. Unless they play a major role in your story, I’d avoid them altogether. There exists a wonderful example of a story that is built entirely on Causal Loops, but I won’t say what it is because I don’t want to spoil it. Finally, it’s vital to remember that, regardless of the mechanics, a time travel story is a story first. Every time-travel decision should be in service to the story. I’m skipping ahead a little because some of this will be covered in future episodes, but you’ll want to start with figuring out what kind of story you want to tell, then choose a complimentary time travel theory. Conversely, if you want to use a specific theory, make sure your narrative themes compliment that theory. You’ll want to choose a mode of travel - such as a time machine, device, portal, etc.. - based on the types of complications you want to introduce. And that brings us back to the present! Pretty much everything we’ve covered on the show so far, condensed into half an hour. If you’re new to our show and want to hear Jonathan and me dig deeper into any of these subjects, they’re all in the archives. If you’ve been with us from the beginning and want to introduce the show to your friends, this might not be a bad place to start. But there’s one more thing I want to talk to you about: We’ve got a few more episodes planned, but we’re approaching a point where we’re going to run out of basic lessons. There are a few subjects we want to dive deeper into, but after that, we’re going to have to pivot, and change the nature of the show somewhat. And that’s where you come in. Once the basics are covered, what would you like to hear from us? We could do analyses of time travel in specific works of fiction (similar to what we did with Avengers: Endgame). We could turn it into more of a question & answer show, where listeners send us questions or issues they have and we try to answer them. We could even put our money where our mouths are, and try to craft a time travel story together with you listening in. Let us know what you’d like to hear on twitter at @TimeTravelPod, or via email at recordedtomorrow@gmail.com. Thanks to Kevin MacLoed of Incompetech for our theme music. Special thanks to Greg Downing, Cal O'Boyle, & Ariel & Connor Ferguson for lending their voices to my desperate need for consistency.  

The first episode of the Thought Experiments Podcast brought us the Infinite Monkey Theorem.  This was a thought experiment to help visualize infinity.  In episode 2, we talk about some time travel paradoxes to help visualize time.  We take a look at the famous "Grandfather Paradox", the "Infinite Loop Paradox", and the "Fermi Paradox". --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thoughtexperiments/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thoughtexperiments/support

Back From Vacation: This week are 2 Episodes in one! This week, we discuss the trolly problem, again! Matt wonders about the Grandfather Paradox as used in this episode. We discuss the amazing work being done by Ethan Peck with his Spock and how the 2 best scenes in these episodes involved him and Burnham. All this and much more. An Hour worth of fun!

The Red Angel. Following the death of a Commander Airiam, the crew of the USS Discovery is left searching for answers. But the reveal of the Red Angel's identity—and Section 31's role in the mystery—only raises more questions. Meanwhile, two characters who have suffered a loss—Michael Burnham and Hugh Culber—begin to realize that they must move forward. In this episode of The Edge, host Patrick Devlin is joined by Hayley Stoddart of Standard Orbit to discuss “The Red Angel” and the ramifications of the story's many character moments. We also discuss the funeral for Commander Airiam, the crew's reaction to her death, and how artificial intelligence can evolve in unexpected ways. Chapters Intro (00:00:00) Welcome Listeners (00:01:11) Initial Thoughts (00:03:04) Airiam's Funeral (00:04:55) Artificial Intelligence (00:16:18) Revealing the Red Angel (00:24:04) Section 31's Involvement (00:41:56) The Grandfather Paradox (00:50:03) Character Moments (00:55:35) Final Thoughts (01:10:52) Closing (01:16:29) Host Patrick Devlin Guest Hayley Stoddart Production Patrick Devlin (Editor) Amy Nelson (Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) [name] (Associate Producer) [name] (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)

We fact check on Anna & Elsa, Title IX, blackout mines, Buried In Time, Melissa McBride, and Dr. Frank Poole. The headlines: Farscape Essential Episodes Guide, You vs. Wild, Captain Pike and Number One departing, James Gunn will direct Guardians 3, American Gods renewed, monster apologies, Bo Peep in Toy Story 4, the next Terminator named, Bill & Ted 3, The Man Who Was Almost Killed by Don Quixote, Stranger Things 3, Angel reunion, and Rodan joins Godzilla. We dig into Star Trek: Discovery SE2 E10: “The Red Angel”. Watch List: Remastering Star Trek: Deep Space Nine With Machine Learning, The Man Who Killed Don Quixote one night only.Links:Farscape Essential Episodes Guide: Stream the Classic Sci-Fi Series - IGNNetflix's next interactive show is called You vs. Wild, launches April 10th - The Verge‘Star Trek: Discovery' Has Two Major Exits Coming By The End Of This Season | DeadlineGuardians of the Galaxy 3: James Gunn reinstated as director | EW.comStarz's American Gods officially renewed for season 3 | EW.comMondo Mascots on Twitter: "There are toys of Japanese monsters giving press conferences to apologize for destroying cities.… "Toy Story 4's latest trailer proves that Pixar wants adults to cry in movie theaters - The VergeTerminator 6 Title Revealed--Terminator: Dark FateBill & Ted 3 on Twitter: "The world is about to get a lot more excellent. Watch this special announcement from your two favorite dudes! 8.21.20

This week we dig into Time Travel, but we admit we aren’t smart enough to discuss the science behind it. So we decided to take a look at the topic of time travel through the eyes of Hollywood. So join us as we discuss some of the time travel paradoxes and how they work or don’t work in movies and television. Be sure to follow us on Facebook Instagram and Twitter @unpnormalcyor Email us at UNPnormalcy@gmail.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/unpnormalcy)

Shows like Doctor Who and Star Trek have made time travel a staple of science fiction. And we all dream about time travel as well: can I go back and pick the winning lottery numbers? Can I go forward to see how my life turns out? But is time travel even possible, not just scientifically, but philosophically?

A talk given by Yael Loewenstein (Cambridge/ Houston) at the Moral Sciences Club on 30th October 2018.

Greg takes Lauren back to the films of Arnold Swartzenegger with one of his more silent roles The Terminator. As we pick apart this franchise starter, we discuss how to resolve the Grandfather Paradox, the Terminator’s unnecessary and mysterious apartment, easier methods to kill Sarah Connor and together we share our problems with desert gas station pinatas. Music by bensound.com

Between Westworld and Timeless, the past is big on TV these days. Elliott Serrano and Keith Conrad discuss the potential problems with time travel, including the Grandfather Paradox. Meanwhile, the second trailer for Rogue One was dropped and naturally the Internet exploded. Elliott seems to be the only person who Read more... The post Geek/CounterGeek – Tackling The Grandfather Paradox appeared first on Radio Misfits.

Hello! "Aloha" means hello, goodbye and most people don't know also means being tickled by an aloe plant. Episode #363 Segmented Thusly: Movie Monologue = The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, The Night Before, The Shawshank Redemption, The Barkley Marathons and The Witch. Television Talk = Africa Narrated by David Attenborough Book Banter = Double Secret Movie Monolugue Day! Featuring: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Hail,Cesar!, Little Shop of Horrors and Bridge of Spies. Game Gabbin' = Fallout 4 Replay with Mods (Weekend 1 & 2) Internet Intercourse = The Hound Tall  Discussion Series with Moshe Kasher, Minute Physics: How to Solve the Grandfather Paradox and The Dan Cave: Horrible Sequels That Did Not Happen. 

The Kerberos Club, that great pile of mouldering stone in the otherwise respectable Square of Saint James, is refuge for the Empire's monsters and broken heroes. It is sanctuary and sometimes home to those who have gazed too long into the darkness and those who have been touched by the Strange. Occasionally members of the club join together to confront threats to the unsuspecting peoples of the Empire. Of course, most of those good Victorians consider the Club to be the worst sort of disreputable, but Kerberans all have their own reasons for doing things. There is every reason for the club's motto: MALUM NECESSARIUM. In this exciting adventure, a trio from the Club tackles a most vexing dilemma. Top scientists have been kidnapped by mysterious forces and only the Kerberos Club can solve the mystery. Their investigation reveals a villain they would have never suspected!

Is time travel possible? An introduction to the philosophy – not the science – of time travel, asking whether time travel can be described without contradictions. To answer the question we look at the movie Back to the Future, and the UK TV series, Doctor Who. The Grandfather paradox is also discussed: could you go back in time and kill your grandfather even before he met your grandmother? Copyright 2013 Jack Reynolds / La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

Is time travel possible? An introduction to the philosophy – not the science – of time travel, asking whether time travel can be described without contradictions. To answer the question we look at the movie Back to the Future, and the UK TV series, Doctor Who. The Grandfather paradox is also discussed: could you go back in time and kill your grandfather even before he met your grandmother? Copyright 2013 Jack Reynolds / La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

Transcript -- A well known story that questions the logic of time travel.

A well known story that questions the logic of time travel.

Transcript -- A well known story that questions the logic of time travel.

A well known story that questions the logic of time travel.

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