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>Show all about "science"
>Nobody seems to know the fact that time travel is physically unpossible and also an infinite recursion of plot holes

Nice guys nice.

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It's a sci-fi story you dolt.

>unpossible
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>Show all about "science"
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I know it's bait, but fuck it I'll bite anyway.
First of all as people before me said it's sci-fi. It's allowed to deviate from real world science and still say that it's a scientific show. (And it never claimed to be hard sci-fi)
But no. Time travel isn't considered "physically unpossible". Certain theories might have been disproved, but all our knowledge about time travel is purely theoretical. We can't say with 100% certainty whether it's possible or not. Not yet anyway.

>Show all about "science"
It's a show about a chuuni trying to save his childhood friend. Nobody but retards bill it as some kind of hard-scifi in the first place.

Most physicists agree that time is a one way street, it's theoretically possible to travel forward but you can't go back.

Eternal return baby

>But no. Time travel isn't considered "physically unpossible". Certain theories might have been disproved, but all our knowledge about time travel is purely theoretical. We can't say with 100% certainty whether it's possible or not. Not yet anyway.
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Learn to use english properly, faggot.

>Show all about "science"
Pseudoscience
Just forget the impossibility and just focus on the characters. Time travel was just a plot device

If you want to learn about the science of time and space, I highly recommend reading Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking.
Saying that Time Travel is impossible is true.
However, there are times when "true" would be questionable as the quantunm fields does not care about the rules of the macrouniverse

Osscilations to the quantum fields, the Ker Geometry, the scalar fields, relativity of time, integral diverges brought about by commutation relations.

It's very fucky.
It is not for everyone but I highly recommend studying them because they can broaden your mind.

Either way, Steins Gate is a fun show

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It's first and foremost a piece of entertainment, of course it would be inconsistent even within its own fictional scientific framework because people who wrote it aren't scientists or engineers. Get that stick out of your ass.

Anime that use scientific shit are always made to appeal to pseuds. Gotta make them feel like they're watching something smart when they're just really watching a fucking cartoon.

is an anime supposed to be scientiffically accurate?

>he doesn't know time is purely an illusion

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>>Nobody seems to know the fact that time travel is physically unpossible

I want you to consider the fact that in the span of not 100 years we went from the Wright Brothers jalopy of a plane to the goddamn moon. Science isn't about finding the impossible and backing down, it's about finding the impossible, punching it's face in and then fucking it's wife.

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Can your "sciencey" thing prove that time is real?

its sci-fi not anticipation you retard

humans seem to only do that kind of thing don't they.

You don't see a damn chipmunk on the moon, do you?

So did you actually watch / read it?

blah blah blah, if the flow of time can be adjusted like a chemical reaction, wherein there's an inverse relation between velocity and time, then arguably once you fix conditions on the reaction you can reverse it. The only trick was finding that time had a relation with other malleable properties

>There will be.

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>physically impossible
There is no such thing. Retards back in the day thought that flight was impossible.
Plus if you're really constrained by laws of physics you can always just go to or create another universe where they are different.

There's a guy called Ronald Mallet making an actual time-machine right now

I made a time machine once out of a box. You got in and you'd time travel to the future. Slowly.

That's a one-way trip man. A suicide mission.

Every time you go to sleep you timetravel several hours into the future.

yeah fuck you

Tell my wife....she's okay.

The show is about characters and a story, science doesn't have anything to do with fiction.

>a universe where imagination can change reality
>people complain about time travel being impossible
Every time.

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ah right forgot gigalomaniacs are part of the s;g world

The whole thing is just a simulation anyway.
Imagine thinking it would be impossible to restore a previous state, re-simulate after that point up to the "present" state of the simulation (this would be S;G time travel); or interface with the simulation in a more direct way and fundamentally alter the simulated world (this would be C;H Gigalomania).
I love it when people complain about this series without even knowing anything about it.
It's amusing.

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where does the simulation part come from? r;n?

Anonymous;Code
The premise is that there are simulations inside simulations, inside simulations, inside etc.
The main character can "save and load" these states and traverse these infinite world layers.
Release date never. Delayed for over 5 years now.
But remember the S;G 0 anime ending:
>There is inside world line; there is inside world layer

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I think I liked this show better when it was just about a dork who hot glued a cellphone to a toaster and gets with the cute ginger.

that isn't related to the hacker game announced in the s;g anniversary?

Chaos;Head Noah actually implied the existence of their world being set in a simulation too. And with Pollon saving a plane with 300 people on board it makes for amusing speculation.

But it's always been exactly that.