The Assumption Is That Temporal Anomalies Only Affect the Future (Who was St. Remedius? And why is a medical college named after him?) One of the greatest conceits about time travel, and one of the reasons why it remains possible, is the assumption that travelers can make significant and enduring changes from their own actions. More often than not, the timeline is damaged by incessant interference from multiple visitors, but individuals have precious…
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