b0r1s wrote:But it’s not is it. As the subject of the loop remembers all loops. Hence time travel in a fixed loop by the subject.
Yossarian wrote:b0r1s wrote:But it’s not is it. As the subject of the loop remembers all loops. Hence time travel in a fixed loop by the subject.
But only the memory is retained, everything else is reset, which means that there is some force acting upon the subject which isn’t present in your standard time travel scenario.
mistercrayon wrote:I think bill Murray is arguably one day older at the end of each loop. But also, if you want time travel what is it about? Changing something that is a unchangable because it’s in the past.
Citation needed.tin_robot wrote:Bill Murray's stuck in there for literally hundreds of years in Groundhog Day
b0r1s wrote:So... “ The time loop experienced by Bill Murray’s character in the classic film Groundhog Day lasted for 10 years, its filmmakers claimed. While Danny Rubin’s original script for the film indicated that Murray’s character was forced to live the same day for 10,000 years, the film’s director Harold Ramis reportedly said otherwise.”
Questor wrote:I mean, if it was 10,000 years, he would have gone insane LONG before what eventually happens
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