Not at all - it would mean that you are now in a reality in which you went back in time to, killed your grandfather, and prevented yourself from being born in future in that reality. You are… - Oz Zeren

The most common objection revolves around inconsistencies like the “grandfather paradox.” This says that if you traveled back in time to kill your grandfather when he was young, doing so would mean you’d never be born. If you were never born, you wouldn’t be able to travel through time to kill your grandfather. See …
The Paradox of Time Travel May Have Been Solved by an Undergrad
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Not at all - it would mean that you are now in a reality in which you went back in time to, killed your grandfather, and prevented yourself from being born in future in that reality. You are, effectively, in a different reality than the reality you left.
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Writing for a better future. I work in Tech. I like Philosophy, History, Computers, Gaming, the Internet. I’m excited about the Creator Economy, Web 3.0, DAOs.
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