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In response to "That's how they do it on Fringe." by miffed67

That's multiple dimensions though, not time travel. -- nm

Posted by Ender (aka Ender) Jul 25 '12, 13:33

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Also, the alternate dimension thing is the same as in time travel. A different time space is the same as an alternate dimension. They exist ad - miffed67 Jul 25, 13:36 2
- and the observers do travel through time -- nm - Beryllium Jul 25, 13:37 1
  - Yeah, but Observers are a special case, I think. For some reason they're outside of the natural laws. -- nm - miffed67 Jul 25, 13:37
Walter time-travelled, too. As did William Bell. I think. Didn't they? -- nm - miffed67 Jul 25, 13:34 7
- Robocop time travelled, but I am not sure if he brought anyone with him -- nm - Beryllium Jul 25, 13:35 6
  - The Terminator did too, but he didn't bring anyone with, did he? -- nm - miffed67 Jul 25, 13:37 5
    - I meant Peter Weller's character ... Terminator brought SkyNet with him :) -- nm - Beryllium Jul 25, 13:37 4
      - I feel a classic sci-fi movie weekend coming on. - miffed67 Jul 25, 13:38 3
        
        The whole Terminator universe is one giant causality paradox -- nm - Beryllium Jul 25, 13:39 2
        
        That was done on purpose. Cause and effect. What we do now affects what happens in the future in ways we can't begin to fathom. - miffed67 Jul 25, 13:42 1
        
        SkyNet doesn't exist if the Terminator doesn't come back and leave a piece of himself behind. -- nm - Beryllium Jul 25, 13:50

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