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In the context of the Grandfather Paradox, why might the time traveler cease to exist if they prevent their grandparents from meeting?


 

Option: 1

Because time travel is impossible.


Option: 2

Because the time traveler would become their own grandparent.


Option: 3

Because altering the past can create logical contradictions.

 


Option: 4

Because the time traveler would become immortal.


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The Grandfather Paradox, as discussed in the text, creates a logical contradiction when the time traveler prevents their grandparents from meeting, potentially leading to the time traveler's non-existence.

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