@ai-summaries's thread

Part 12/14:

This concept, sometimes called the Fermi Paradox of Time, suggests either time travel is fundamentally impossible, it is too dangerous, or that advanced civilizations choose not to interfere with their past. Alternatively, some propose that time travelers might be deliberately hiding, or that technological or physical laws prevent paradoxes from occurring.

Why We Might Only Travel Forward

Given current physics, the most feasible form of time travel might be limited to moving forward. Traveling into the future naturally occurs through high speeds or gravitational effects, both of which are within our reach in principle, even if challenging.