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THE TIME TRAVELLER'S HANDBOOK 4

14.	"If time travel is possible, it will certainly mean
abandoning some cherished beliefs about the nature of
reality - but it won't be the first time physicists have
had to do that in the past hundred years." p.185

15.	"Causality is a hypothetical law that says that causes
always precede their effects. ... there is actually nothing
in the laws of physics that requires causality to be
true."p.186

16.	"The most worrying aspect of this resolution of the granny
paradox is the extent to which it seems to remove our
capacity for free will and truly independent action." p.187

17.	Sarfatti Commentary: It is the apparent loss of free will,
inherent in the teleological conjecture of the creation of
history from the future by the nonlocal top-down quantum
forces of destiny, that so enrages critics of the boswell
set.

18.	Precognitive remote viewing in the military operations of
the First Crusade : "he was called ... R. Salomon ha-
Zarfati (the Frenchman) by Jews outside of France ... p.33
RASHI by Maurice Liber translated by Adele Szold for Jewish
Publication Society 1906 "I see," Godfrey said to him,
"that thy wisdom is great. I should like to know whether I
shall return from my expedition victorious, or whether I
shall succumb. Speak without fear." "Thou wilt take the
Holy City, " Rashi replied, 'and thou wilt reign over
Jerusalem three days, but on the fourth day the Moslem will
put thee to flight, and when thou returnest only three
horses will be left to thee." "It may be," replied Godfrey,
irritated and disillusioned in seeing his future pictured
in colors so sombre. "But if I return with only one more
horse than thou sayest, I shall wreak frightful vengeance
upon thee. I shall throw thy body to the dogs, and I shall
put to death all the Jews of France!" Well what do you
think happened? Tune in to the next episode of THE TIME
TRAVELLER'S HANDBOOK at this computer terminal soon!