Note: I didn’t mention it in the video (because I didn’t want to spoil it for nay viewers who may stumble across it) but what set me thinking about this was the book The Seneca Scourge, which I reviewed here.
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I enjoy reading about time travel, but I always suspend disbelief before I even start. As you said, there are bound to be plot holes. Therefore, people who want completely realistic fiction should probably steer clear of it.
I love this! I am always intrigued by time travel. I actually just wrote a blogpost about an imaginary time-travel scenario! 🙂 Thanks for this interesting read!
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