[Bulma sighs as she walks towards the residential area where she has been told that her room is, her steps are heavy and tired. She's exhausted, emotionally rather than physically and her eyes are red from crying. They haven't swollen up yet but it won't take long, now that the last stamp was put and she got the stupid towel, the guide and
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To move, S.S.Thor uses something called "Improbability Drive" [aaand he doesn't feel like typing out what that is, so he links her to this (first minute)]
There are no coordinates, everything is at random and its the driv4e that "chooses" were we will be ending up next.
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The Refugees List is open to public checking, right? Can I access to it freely with the Guide or do I need to do something or go somewhere specifically?
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The sown side of the permanent womrholes is that people will return to a world that will explode; since we don't know when it happens, there is always the possibility they will meet the explosion while still alive.
You can access it from the guide. [insert instructions here~]
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Have there been cases of people who were here, got sucked into a permanent wormhole, and months later returned... From a different timeline as they were first? Like from a year before their first time here or something.
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Yes. But they don't remember ever being on Thor.
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I can see that not everything makes sense, most of it doesn't. And I see the Earth listed several times, that would sustain the other universes and dimensions idea, right?
I supposed they wouldn't, as technically for them their first visit hadn't happened yet. I was just wondering if that could be taken as sign that there may be no "later timeline point" for them to be sucked from by the wormholes. Though it would take a good while to study that until there's enough data to consider that theory.
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Imagine time as an infinite line, constituted by infinite dots or points. And a person can be picked from any of those infinite points. We never know when the last point is - supposedly we assume it's when the world is destroyed, but since we cannot figure out when that happened, it's easier to assume there will always be the chance people from a "later timeline point" to end up on Thor.
That's why most refugees, when find someone they know, ask what was the last thing they remembered. You should do the same. [STALKING ALL YOUR CONVERSATIONS INCLUDING THE ONE WITH VEGETA? Why, I'd never]
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Yes, that's why I said it would be hard and would take a long while of studying it to be able to at least consider the theory. I don't think time is really linear though, but it's not as if I have proof of it, it's mostly a feeling. I would have probably gotten some proof in another year back home.
[Because if time was linear and that boy from the future had indeed changed time... Then his presence with them should have been erased because why would have he traveled back in time to begin with? Of course the wave change could have missed him until he "returned" to his time but still it would be difficult to see. They had said he would return though, hadn't they? So if he returned indeed that meant that his time, their future, was unchanged, which was impossible with all the changes already made ( ... )
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It's not linear either. There are "parallel universes", that diverge from the "main line", explained by multiverses theory or many-worlds interpretation of quantum physics. In this place, assuming that exists isn't as far off, I assure you.
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[But Raditz had said it, that they traveled around the space conquering and destroying planets, and that wasn't the only time. She would have expected there to be less human refugees in here than what it seems like.]
Yes, I was leaning more towards that theory, it's possibly the only one capable of explaining the possibility of time-traveling after all. At least for time-traveling to the past, but seeing how the future and past are connected at every moment it's not as if it would be possible to time-travel only to the future.
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It depends; there is also the theory, if you travel to the the past, all your actions were meant to happen that way, either you try to change it or not. "Pre-destined".
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But either way, paranoid or not, they are just theories. Without enough data to confirm any of them or determine if some are more probable than others, there's not much we can do. I suppose that the most we can do is keep an open mind and act with caution in general.
Ah, right, I've heard about it. I suppose it's possible too, again, I don't have enough data even back home to determine if it's that or anything else. That wormhole really sucked me in at a bad moment.
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Everyone says the same. No one wishes to be wormholed.
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I wouldn't say I wished it, but, leaving aside the whole "my planet is destroyed, all my friends are dead" bit, it's an interesting situation. I wouldn't have minded that much to be wormholed in another year of my world as I would have gotten a few answers to questions that I have had for a long while now. But now I'm stuck with unsatisfied curiosity, I hate when that happens.
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However, don't see it only as curiosity. This isn't a cruise. There are threats which we aren't even able to see yet, much less understand.
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