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specifically paradoxes.

Ignoring the one instance of branched time that I know of (the Kelvin timeline), assuming that the prime universe has a single dynamic timeline (considering all the times Voyager reset the timeline):

my thoughts are time travel creates a permanent linkage between two points in the timeline.

• The linkage stores all changes caused by the time travel.
• Linkages are vulnerable to paradoxes.
• Too much paradox stress causes the linkage to rot and break. (like an old rope?)
• If a linkage breaks, all changes it caused are naturally lost, thus the timeline self corrects.

I haven't seen much around about how paradoxes would physically work. this just came to mind and makes the most sense to me, I'm curious if something like this has been explored before?

very simple illustration below, black line is the main timeline, red line is a linkage created by time travel:

TRIBBLE JOCKEY

HEY YOU! Yes you. Do you own a smart watch? Did you make a custom watch face or modify one for it?

I WANNA SEE IT! Making one myself was super fun, I hope it was same for you and want to ask that whether you're proud of it or not, please post it here!! I'll appreciate it no matter what. :)

Who knows, maybe some more fellow appreciators will appear!

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my brain is slowly rotting as the unstoppable marching of time is slowly guiding us all towards an inevitable death

cross post from https://lemmy.world/post/12105270

can't find a way to properly cross post on Lemmy, hope it's implemented soon looks like I did it anyway oh

I liked the colour scheme for it and the tap to collapse comments immediately so made a theme for it! some pics below and the JSON for it if you wanna import it yourself. (it's in a spoiler below)

It copies the colour scheme of jerboa and also uses tap to collapse comments.

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Hi! Made this community because I wanted a place to share a watch face that I made and a place for other people to share theirs/the files to use them with.

Been watching the Marvel Loki series recently and I absolutely love the aesthetic of the Time Variance Authority and the devices they use, so tried to replicate the style of the TemPad.

Some details:

• The number on the left is your heart rate, picked a random symbol because I couldn't find a heart symbol that matched the font I was using
• The percentage at the bottom is your battery life. It's also represented by a ring around the watch
• There is an always on watchface:
  

Hope you like! I made this with samsung watch face studio but you can deploy it on any watch with WearOS and developer mode. The files for it are here:

• https://files.catbox.moe/v1md8i.zip (please note you will probably have to re-attach the files in watchfacestudio because the file paths in the editor will be wrong)

SEASON 2 SPOILERS

Just curious if anyone has different thoughts on this. My current thoughts are:

SACRED TIMELINE (and its branches) - An infinite number of universes. It has at least one universe for each possible moment in time. You can take anything from those universes (or "branches") without affecting the others because each one is physically its own entity.

Traveling through them is not really traveling through time; it's more like traveling a long distance to other universes that are just following similar paths of development.

TVA TIMELINE - A single universe (or some kind of expanse? Probably not a "universe"). It's one single entity. New branches (other universes/expanses, separate entities) will not form from it for some reason, so the only kind of time travel possible would be dynamic (actual time travel, not just hopping across universes).

If you take something from its past, the entire future will change. Some examples from season 2: when Loki crashes into the chrono bay window, breaks the monitor, and cracks the floor. When he timeslips back to his point in time, the crack was apparently always there. Another example: when Loki talks to O.B. in the past, and O.B. in the future recalls that it happened.

I think that the expanse that the TVA is in encompasses the sacred timeline, so dynamically traveling to the past of the TVA is also dynamically traveling to the actual past of the sacred timeline.

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