This movie isn't accurate to real physics. It doesn't take the butterfly effect into account. Marty would have drastically changed the future simply by arriving in the past without even having to interact with anyone specifically. Even changing the position of one atom in the past could lead to the total destruction of earth in the future.
real physics isn't real physics
>>217812584correct. Realistically, small changes in George's life would probably result in completely different masturbation and sex habits to the point the same sperm would never arrive inside Lorraine. The same egg is entirely plausible, but it also could be a different one. All 3 of the McFly children should be erased and replaced.
i mean they'd have to do some serious correction for the Earth's rotation and position in space.
determinism is a mind-trap for people with IQs of about 95. Changes have to be pretty drastic to affect a conscious being’s actions. Otherwise (you) are claiming that (you) are little more than a reflex machine.Also his actions in the past did result in dramatic changes to his present.
>>217812671Every point of the three dimensional universe is the center of the three dimensional universe, as it is at least a four dimensional spheroid. Like how every point of the surface of the earth is the center of the surface of the earth.
>>217812859I only midwits care about IQ, OP can't engage with the movie themes so they have to drag the fantasy concept through hypothetical physics to feel smarter.
>>217812584>2nd movie>Marty, we can never go back to the original future because future Biff went back in time and changed everythingExcept that future Biff went back to the original future even though he had changed everything. That always pissed me off. Like you're breaking your own time travel rules in your own movie
>>217813603They needed show things wiping and changing when they got to 1985, it would have established the wave of time catching up to what happened. It's semi established it takes a while for altered history to fade into it's new form. The picture marty has in part 1, each time he checks it, its more faded. Though, you're right, part 2 doesn't even try.
>>217812671>i mean they'd have to do some serious correction for the Earth's rotation and position in space.Yeah, there's no way a time machine could do that.
>>217812584They got the procedure for time travel all wrong
>>217812584Butterfly effect is gay millennial faggot shit.
