There is no reason to believe one exists, and the laws of conservation would indicate that they cannot exist. But who knows what the future may bring? But who knows what the future may bring? But who knows what the future may bring?
the possibility of even one thought about time repeating itself over and over(like a skipping CD) perfectly would be improbable, although the idea of a time loop existing in different periods of mankind and civilization, repeated, would be a better explanation of the concept, it undoubtedly would not be the only possibility.
First answer by Eric M Jones. Last edit by Jblack5c. Contributor trust: 1 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 1 [recommend question]
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