Taking The Grandfather Paradox to a Whole New Level #shorts

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This episode takes the grandfather paradox to a whole new level…

Video Credits:
Series & Episode – Futurama | S4E1 - “Roswell That Ends Well”
Music – “Peanut Butter Sandwich” by Tiki Tiki

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What would YOU do with ONE opportunity to travel back in time? This episode takes the grandfather paradox to a whole new level…

Video Credits:
Series & Episode – Futurama | S4E1 - “Roswell That Ends Well”
Music – “Peanut Butter Sandwich” by Tiki Tiki

TrevorTreeShorts

And that's why he is immune to mind related powers, since he's dna and brainwaves are constantly changing by the second.

rialvita

Dam it fry bro couldn't keep it under control

edit:WTF ARE THESE LIKES BRUH

Pmoneyandfriends

Fry has insane luck for his genetic makeup to duplicate entirely

Evans

and that's called a grandfather paradox

Ringking

I love how this became such a major plot point for Fry and also explains why he’s so stupid but can also be extremely smart at the same time

liamw

*Sets up bank account with a high interest rate to pay me out today.*

darkstalkerknight

Marty’s mom also hit on Marty during the first Back to the Future

Just to follow modern YouTube commenting standards,
Mom I’m famous

toaquiroh

My theory is that the timeline had to fix itself and defy that the next best thing to do was to turn Fry into his own grandpa

Slimebolt

“Y’know son, you really seem like your grandfather”
-his future son/father

akoll

Love the fact that there was an actual spaceship a couple kilos away but they just stopped when they saw Bender’s 40% lead ass lmao

thecanmanification

This is the Bootstrap paradox. Its the equvilent of going back in time and giving Bach the sheet music to his most famous songs. The question becomes....who wrote the music?

matthewtullis

Damn he took the grandfather paradox too literally

jelly

Actually, that’s NOT the Grandfather Paradox… which is when you travel back in time, kill an ancestor, and thus cease to be (the paradox, in turn, means you therefore cannot go back in time and kill the ancestor, thus you don’t cease to be).

This is an example of a Bootstrap Paradox, whereby travelling back in time and causing an event, that in turn leads to you going back in time for that reason.
It becomes a loop-de-loop in time (ie, like you’d see on a rollercoaster, one that continues going after the two points pass by each other… not a complete loop that would cut you off from the rest of time, and just continue to go around and a round)

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