I'm only telling what kinds of paradoxes are in the story. No details about the story are in here. If you want a summary please go to the TVS episode archives.
I was reading up on Voyager episodes @ tv.com and came across the term "Pogo Paradox" and I heard another one mentioned on Year of Hell-Part 2 called the "Causality Paradox". The pogo paradox is when someone tries to stop something from happening and in doing so it causes it. The causality paradox is when someone changes history and all of history is changed as a result. In Quantum Leap, GTFW intervened in Sam's time-travel experiment and Sam changes history under ^ his supervision. Not everything can be changed. In reality, the things that cannot be changed are the episodes that will never air.
Steve
RossBeckett
P.S. George Carlin said on my desk calandar page: Monday May 15th; "In the Future, a time machine will be built, but no one will have time to use it."
:lol
I was reading up on Voyager episodes @ tv.com and came across the term "Pogo Paradox" and I heard another one mentioned on Year of Hell-Part 2 called the "Causality Paradox". The pogo paradox is when someone tries to stop something from happening and in doing so it causes it. The causality paradox is when someone changes history and all of history is changed as a result. In Quantum Leap, GTFW intervened in Sam's time-travel experiment and Sam changes history under ^ his supervision. Not everything can be changed. In reality, the things that cannot be changed are the episodes that will never air.
Steve
RossBeckett
P.S. George Carlin said on my desk calandar page: Monday May 15th; "In the Future, a time machine will be built, but no one will have time to use it."
:lol