| Display title | Never the Selves Shall Meet |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | For some reason, encountering yourself—whether as a time-traveler or in Another Dimension—is frequently Very Bad; either it's unhealthy for you in particular, or it creates a Temporal Paradox. While this is frequently incredibly useful as a plot device, it doesn't make sense; if there are negative effects to existing simultaneously with yourself, why should they depend on proximity? And why would it require that you as a unit be next to yourself, rather than, say, the atoms in your body (of which there may be few left if you meet yourself as a baby)? |
