Time and the Time Space Continuum

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The discussion centers on theories of time and the space-time continuum, proposing that time consists of interconnected realities with the present being the primary reality. It suggests that events create branching realities for individuals, leading to unique experiences. Time travel is theorized to generate a new reality, potentially resulting in a paradox where the traveler encounters their past self, causing a state of limbo. The concept raises questions about the nature of existence and individual perception within a shared reality. Overall, the conversation invites diverse theories on the complexities of time and reality.
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I need people's theory's on time and the space time continuum. I believe that time is made up of realities, and that the main reality is where we are now. When events happen, little branches come off. (Every person has their own reality that is linked into the whole.) When time travel happens, that person makes a new reality, away from the whole, and they will eventually make it so that they meet themself, forcing them into limbo for all of eternity.

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aren't you referring to a form of multiplistic mental monism?
 

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