“ She closed her eyes, and as had been her habit over these past couple of days, she began to imagine possible past histories and what she might have done to change them into the new one in which she li… Dexter Palmer
“ But we think that if a human were to violate conventional causality—''By time traveli Dexter Palmer
“ You could consider the idea of the multiverse, and think of it as something like a tree—that is, the universe we live in is one of an uncountable number of branches of possible universes, created by r… Dexter Palmer
“ If the future changed, and the time traveler we're talking about was from that future, and was the product of events that created that future, why wouldn't the time traveler also change when those eve… Dexter Palmer
“ But the hair on her arms did not stand on end; she did not experience any strange instances of déjà vu; she did not see the ghosts of future selves shimmering before her, shouting stock picks back thr… Dexter Palmer
“ The device,' Philip said. 'What are you going to do with it?''I know how this sounds. But you'll have to trust us. We'll take possession of it. We're going to dismantle it; when we do so, the wormhole… Dexter Palmer
“ He pulled out his wallet and extracted a twenty-dollar bill, fastidiously folding it in half so that the crease cut across the face of Theodore Roosevelt, with its shining spectacles and its Chesire C… Dexter Palmer
“ What we are proposing,' Alicia said, 'is that the laws of physics are such that causality violation is subject to a form of version control, one that prevents a forking of history. That instead of cau… Dexter Palmer
“ Later—how much later? Hard to tell. In times of tragedy clocks will trick you—Philip stood in the kitchen doorway. Dexter Palmer
