Grandfather Paradox

People ask me how time travel is possible since a man could go back in time and his own grandfather erase. This is known as the grandfather paradox. Well, here is the answer. OK, when a person goes back they split the timeline into two. On timeline A grandpa lives, on timeline B he is erase. This is why there is no grandfather paradox.

Grandfather Paradox

What is the Grandfather Paradox?

OK, so the idea is that if you went back in time and kill your grandfather, then how would you be born, thus creating the paradox. Actually, according to Steven Gibbs what happens is that the time line would split into two separate lines. On line A (the original line you are born and go back) on line B (the incident occurs and you are never born).

As time goes by, the two lines become more and more distinct. However, this means that there is never a paradox, because you never kill your real grandfather, only a man on another timeline that looks and acts very similar to him, therefore the Grandfather Paradox never happens.

Grandfather Paradox

According to time traveller Steven L. Gibbs the grandfather paradox does not exist because when you use a time machine like the HDR to go back in time you are in fact going to an alternate universe.

So you see there is no HDR Grandfather Paradox.