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Okay I thought of a cool idea after replying to Kian's comment.
Time Traveling 101.
On the first day, the professor walks in and already tells the students their grades in the class and hands them back their final papers. A few of the students don't get anything back and he tells them that some of them failed and the others drop out in a week. When the students read the papers it's actually them telling themselves how to travel through time.
"Basically the way this works is that you guys need to learn it and then go back and teach yourselves. But you guys can't actually meet yourselves due to time paradoxes so you wrote your papers and handed them into me yesterday."
One kid raises his hand, "But doesn't us teaching ourselves cause a time paradox?" Then the kid suddenly explodes in a puff of logic.
Teacher: "Any more questions?"
That's all I got so far. Back to reading.
Time Traveling 101.
On the first day, the professor walks in and already tells the students their grades in the class and hands them back their final papers. A few of the students don't get anything back and he tells them that some of them failed and the others drop out in a week. When the students read the papers it's actually them telling themselves how to travel through time.
"Basically the way this works is that you guys need to learn it and then go back and teach yourselves. But you guys can't actually meet yourselves due to time paradoxes so you wrote your papers and handed them into me yesterday."
One kid raises his hand, "But doesn't us teaching ourselves cause a time paradox?" Then the kid suddenly explodes in a puff of logic.
Teacher: "Any more questions?"
That's all I got so far. Back to reading.