“The Uncertainty Principle” (p. 1)
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“In traveling to the past, you can either appear in a predetermined point in space or in a predetermined point in time. In principle, it is impossible to do both simultaneously.” (Fundamental Temporalics, A.D. 2023)
— Dmitri Bilenkin
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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "“In traveling to the past, you can either appear in a predetermined point in space or in a predetermined point in time. In principle, it is impossible to do both simultaneously.” (Fundamental Temporalics, A.D. 2023)" in the context of "“The Uncertainty Principle” (p. 1)" to mean that wisdom is timeless.
Source: Wikiquote: "Dmitri Bilenkin" (Quotes, The Uncertainty Principle (1978): All quotes from the American hardcover edition published by Macmillan, )
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