From what I've seen in the series, S;G uses a combo of the MWI(many worlds interpretation) and the Copenhagen Interpretation to make world lines a thing. Understanding a bit about decoherence and phase states helps too. Plus, having played 0... I'm pretty amazed how it's used. It's also interesting how reading steiner is like a conscious overclocked form of deja vu that actually borders on a kind of "quantum eidetic memory". The mechanics of time travel, aside from using the Black Hole Theory, also works because time is mutable and not exactly continuous from past to present. An example being that, and you actually have to pay close attention to this. 1. World lines *can* in fact shift subtly enough that Reading Steiner WON'T kick in. Why? 2 reasons. a). TIn every instance of travelong from one world line to another and then "back", what actualky occurs is that the prospective Time Traveler, or Okabe, will land on the closest and most similar world line that can be observed within their respective Attractor Fields. b) Actions observed as the "past" relative from the standpoint of the "future" can shift world lines without anybody noticing. Why? That's because from the perspective of the "past", those actions thar shifted the world line *haven't been observed to have happened yet*. An example of this plays out both in Steins;Gate's and 0's end. 2025's Daru straight up says that the 2036 that Suzuha came from *is not* the 2025 that sent video D-mail despite her 2036 still being a thing, else Suzuha should have changed to reflect the shift in time, but she didn't. Why? I can conjecture that the observation itself, the unique nature of the reationship between world lines, and the somewhat segmented structure of Time is at play here. Under the right conditions, multiple concurrent "futures" can interfere with a single world line who's observed to share "the same past" as those futures, at least from the perspective of the observer. This is especially true for physical time travelers and those with Reading Steiner as that overclocked ability puts you in a different observation tier since your memory only validates the past you observed in real time, as opposed to the rest of you. Onlythe mind is exmpt fom any changes to reality via world line shifting.
@@SeiyaTempest My Reply Was Kind Of A Joke In A Way, My Reply Was To Say "Im Speachless" Because Its So Complicated. But It Is A Really Interesting Coment! I Do Like The World Line Theory, It Is An Amazing Concept, But Can't Be Proven To Work Within The Laws Of Our World. XD
@@SeiyaTempest Oh And And What Is Your Name From? Or Is It A Made Up Name? Of Course Im Roleplaying Rimuru (Obviously) But I Feel As If I Should Know That Name.....
@@Zeninari It's a combination of isekai protagonists Seiya Ryuuguuin and Rimuru Tempest, two of my favourite anime characters. Also, if you don't mind me asking, why do you type like that?
At the very least we know that we're not living in gamma or beta, since Y2K crisis never happened as it did in gamma (explained in the "hyde of dark dimension" drama cd) and WW3 didn't start during 2011 like it did in beta, alpha is still up for grabs, we'll see soon enough, so it's either alpha, delta or Steins Gate worldline that we're living in.
@@Love-xl3vq I watched this show years ago I forgot about that I was wondering why John titor didn't show up in the series then I rewatched it and sae that scene again
What if the all possible world lines merge at some point because the same outcome is true for all of the world lines which previous memories and events stay the same and which ones change
Wait I don't understand the killing part. So if I kill someone and move to a new world line, does that mean that the new world will have no memories of the person I killed?
Yeah its a way to prevent the Grandfather paradox. You go back in time to kill your grandfather and in thus doing so you create a new worldline where your grandfather was not alive. So worldline A - grandfather is alive and worldline B - grandfather is dead.
You have no idea how hard it is to find this animation to explain Worldlines, thank you.
its from an amazing anime, i suggest that you watch the whole project if you are intrested in time traveling....
This is my absolute favorite take on Time and Time Travel
From what I've seen in the series, S;G uses a combo of the MWI(many worlds interpretation) and the Copenhagen Interpretation to make world lines a thing. Understanding a bit about decoherence and phase states helps too.
Plus, having played 0... I'm pretty amazed how it's used.
It's also interesting how reading steiner is like a conscious overclocked form of deja vu that actually borders on a kind of "quantum eidetic memory".
The mechanics of time travel, aside from using the Black Hole Theory, also works because time is mutable and not exactly continuous from past to present.
An example being that, and you actually have to pay close attention to this.
1. World lines *can* in fact shift subtly enough that Reading Steiner WON'T kick in. Why? 2 reasons.
a). TIn every instance of travelong from one world line to another and then "back", what actualky occurs is that the prospective Time Traveler, or Okabe, will land on the closest and most similar world line that can be observed within their respective Attractor Fields.
b) Actions observed as the "past" relative from the standpoint of the "future" can shift world lines without anybody noticing. Why? That's because from the perspective of the "past", those actions thar shifted the world line *haven't been observed to have happened yet*. An example of this plays out both in Steins;Gate's and 0's end. 2025's Daru straight up says that the 2036 that Suzuha came from *is not* the 2025 that sent video D-mail despite her 2036 still being a thing, else Suzuha should have changed to reflect the shift in time, but she didn't.
Why? I can conjecture that the observation itself, the unique nature of the reationship between world lines, and the somewhat segmented structure of Time is at play here.
Under the right conditions, multiple concurrent "futures" can interfere with a single world line who's observed to share "the same past" as those futures, at least from the perspective of the observer. This is especially true for physical time travelers and those with Reading Steiner as that overclocked ability puts you in a different observation tier since your memory only validates the past you observed in real time, as opposed to the rest of you. Onlythe mind is exmpt fom any changes to reality via world line shifting.
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@@Zeninari What? Nice name by the way
@@SeiyaTempest My Reply Was Kind Of A Joke In A Way, My Reply Was To Say "Im Speachless" Because Its So Complicated. But It Is A Really Interesting Coment! I Do Like The World Line Theory, It Is An Amazing Concept, But Can't Be Proven To Work Within The Laws Of Our World. XD
@@SeiyaTempest Oh And And What Is Your Name From? Or Is It A Made Up Name? Of Course Im Roleplaying Rimuru (Obviously) But I Feel As If I Should Know That Name.....
@@Zeninari It's a combination of isekai protagonists Seiya Ryuuguuin and Rimuru Tempest, two of my favourite anime characters. Also, if you don't mind me asking, why do you type like that?
Both the alpha and beta worldlines are depressing, i hope i'm living in steins;gate
Hope I am in the gamma world line. It's nice to see Okabe as a SERN hitman
WIII happens in 2015 so yeah, we're in the Steins;Gate WL
I think if we was in steins;gate, john titor need never come to this timeline
At the very least we know that we're not living in gamma or beta, since Y2K crisis never happened as it did in gamma (explained in the "hyde of dark dimension" drama cd) and WW3 didn't start during 2011 like it did in beta, alpha is still up for grabs, we'll see soon enough, so it's either alpha, delta or Steins Gate worldline that we're living in.
@@Mazaroth either way, we play right with the cards we're dealt with.
For any curious, this is from Steins;Gate. All about John Titor's time travel ideas, but it's anime series.
I really do love the concept of time travel, it's so fascinating 👍
Thank you for this!
That awkward moment when you realize Patrick Seitz here is actually Cherami Leigh.
Gemnist what?
@@Karma-pq9fi Patrick voices "John Titor" but we later find out that John is actually Suzuha, who is voiced by Cherami Leigh
@@Love-xl3vq I watched this show years ago I forgot about that I was wondering why John titor didn't show up in the series then I rewatched it and sae that scene again
Sincere thank you
Thanks For This, Okabe I Didn't Want To Have To Search The Anime For This Scene
So everytime Okabe switches divergence that line is erased and replaced with a new one?
Well he does have reading steiner
thegooseman tbh It's not been explained, shown in the anime if it happens like that or there are many parallel universe
@@mab3667 Worldlines are always overwritten. Other world lines become "inert".
@@mab3667 those parallel worldlines u are talking about is just possibilities
It is not erased. It is just re-converted into a possibility again and stop being an active worldline.
Crazy how a fucking anime taught me about theoretical physics.
Fr!
Please upload the subbed version.
thank youu
Jon titor
Basically you can never ever change the past ever... You can only change the future even if the future is similar to your past it is not
What is the soundtrack name?
Chapter?
Basically Changing the past will change the future.
Full video please...:)
Robrobin Hembram this is from the anime Steins;Gate which is based on John Titor. So good.
I'm not smart like everyone else so this stuff kind of goes over my head
What if the all possible world lines merge at some point because the same outcome is true for all of the world lines which previous memories and events stay the same and which ones change
that's basically js so called "canon events" from spider man across the spider verse 😭
Suzuha ?
terran?
Yes?
Ué
no shot
Wait I don't understand the killing part. So if I kill someone and move to a new world line, does that mean that the new world will have no memories of the person I killed?
stephen choi they will have memories of him just not him after the point of his death
if you didnt kill him again in the new world line , then yes
Yeah its a way to prevent the Grandfather paradox. You go back in time to kill your grandfather and in thus doing so you create a new worldline where your grandfather was not alive. So worldline A - grandfather is alive and worldline B - grandfather is dead.
Full video please
Watch Steins Gate
Who is steins gate
@@dediczaracky6247 steins gate is not a person, it's an anime about time travel and the scene from this video is from this anime
@@dediczaracky6247 in episode 3 or 4 i think
So if you want the full video, watch the anime
Hello from the Beta world-line.
Hello, can I go to your worldline ?
Isn't this basically the Many Worlds Interpretation
No because in this anime when world line shift the previous world line is replaced by the new one. There will always be one world line unlike MWI
t's a different world interpretation which exist simultaneously
alpha,beta,steinsgate worldline
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