In this way it would be technically possible to measure particles in a way that would breach the Uncertainty Principle. The Paradox supposed that if a particle decayed into two other particles, and those particles travelled in opposite directions, you could measure one of those particles and use that information to deduce information about the other. Now the EPR Paradox is the result of one of Einstein’s many attempts to gotcha the weirder parts of quantum physics, only to reveal how much weirder the universe really is. If you measure its momentum, you change its position. If you measure the position, you change its momentum. That plays into the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, which states it’s possible to the measure the momentum of a particle, or its position, but you can’t measure both. Measuring the particle physically changes it. The short, and again, probably wrong explanation is that some qualities of a subatomic particle don’t exist until they’re measured. Read more – Complete Guide to Marvel and MCU Easter Eggs in Avengers: Endgameīut here we go: The EPR Paradox is to do with superposition, which you’ll know as the reason why a cat can be alive and dead at the same time if it’s in a box with a radioactive particle. That one tends to give you more plot consistency but makes the story as dull as dishwater by stripping any sense of agency for your characters. Then there’s the “What happens stays happened” rules, where any attempt to change the past will fail, or worse, bring about the events you wanted to prevent. There’s the “ Back to the Future” model, where changes in the past are instantly transferred into the present of the time travellers, resulting in photographs fading away and some really awkward questions about causality and why nobody’s memory changes. There are a number of different systems fictional time machines can run on. The reason why comes down to the time travel “rules” Endgame decided to run with. They couldn’t even go back, find baby Thanos and (extremely graphic mime of garrotting a baby). They set everything up, then just turned right to the camera and said “ Back to the Future is bullshit.” Nobody was going to prevent The Snap.
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Why else would a global genocide not be mentioned on a single one of Marvel’s TV shows? Because it never happened. The remaining Avengers were going to go back in time, stop Thanos in the nick of time and the Snapture would never have happened.
In short, we’d seen enough episodes of Star Trek: Voyager to know a gigantic reset button when we saw one. One of the Infinity Stones is a Time Stone for crying out loud. We saw Ant-Man & The Wasp and picked up all those great big whopping hints about time travel throughout the film.
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