Time travel: probability and impossibility
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| adam_text | Contents Acknowledgements List of Figures The Grandfather Paradox xi xiii xv Introduction 0.1 What Is Time Travel? 0.2 Structure 0.2.1 Part 1: Modes of Time Travel 0.2.2 Part 2: Paradoxes 0.2.3 Part 3: Proposals 0.2.4 Part 4: Probability and Planning 0.2.5 Symbols 1 1 3 3 3 5 6 7 1. MODES OF TIME TRAVEL 1. Modes of Time Travel 1.1 Discontinuous Time Travel 1.1.1 Prayers, Prophecies, and Providence 1.2 Retrograde Time Travel 1.2.1 Tachyons 1.2.2 Retrocausal Quantum Physics 1.3 Warped Time Travel 1.3.1 Circular Time 1.3.2 Warped Spacetime 1.4 Frozen Time and Chimerical Time Travel 11 11 12 13 14 16 17 17 19 22 2. PARADOXES 2. The Self-Visitation Paradox 2.1 Self-Visitation 2.2 Chorology 2.2.1 Exact Location and Multi-Location 2.2.2 Bloating and Multi-Location 2.2.3 Gainsayers 2.3 Fundamental Conflicts 2.4 The Problem of Multi-Located Intrinsics 2.5 Sider’s Possibility Argument 27 27 29 29 31 34 35 36 37
viii CONTENTS 3. The Time Discrepancy Paradox 3.1 Temporal Discrepancies 3.2 Ideology and Ontology 3.2.1 Extended Personal Time 3.2.2 A Sketch of External and Personal Temporal Ideology 3.2.3 The Ontology of Personal Time 3.2.4 Reducing Personal/External Time 3.2.5 Reduction and Relativistic Spacetimes 42 42 43 43 43 45 46 48 4. The Double Occupancy Problem 4.1 Philosophical Indulgences 4.2 The Motion Solution 4.3 The Cheshire Cat Problem 51 51 52 54 5. The Bootstrapping Paradox 5.1 Types of Bootstrapping 5.2 The Impossibility of Bootstrapping 5.2.1 Against Interaction 5.2.2 Against No Bootstrapping 59 59 60 61 63 6. Changing the Past 6.1 The Paradox of the Changing Past 6.2 Ludovicianism 6.2.1 The Second Time Around Fallacy 6.2.2 The Open Future 6.2.3 Bilking 6.3 Non-Ludovician Change 6.3.1 Indexed Worlds 6.3.2 Universe-Indexed Worlds 6.3.3 Hypertemporal Worlds 6.3.4 Do Indexed Worlds Allow for Change? 6.3.5 The Doppelgänger Objection 6.3.6 Making Sense of Hypertime 6.3.7 The Metaphysical Possibility of Changing the Past 66 66 67 67 69 71 73 73 74 76 79 82 84 90 7. The Grandfather Paradox 7.1 Variations 7.1.1 Less Interesting Variations 7.1.2 The Explanatory Paradox 7.1.3 The Post-Mortem Indicative Paradox 7.1.4 The Non-Morietur Subjunctive Paradox 7.2 Proposed Solutions 7.2.1 Dead Options 7.2.2 Live Options 91 91 92 93 94 97 98 99 100
CONTENTS ІХ 3. PROPOSALS 8. Constrict Theories 8.1 The Conjecture and the Principle 8.2 Laws and Metaphysical Possibility 8.3 Rewriting the Paradox 103 103 104 107 9. Inconsistency Theories 9.1 Dialetheism and the Grandfather Paradox 9.2 The Indiscriminate Inconsistency Problem 9.3 Discriminate Inconsistency Theory 109 109 110 113 10. Incapacity Theory 10.1 David Lewis on the Grandfather Paradox 10.2 The Argument from Impossibility 10.3 The Argument from Analysis 10.3.1 Lewis’s Analysis of‘Could’ 10.3.2 Countermodality and Counterfactuals 10.3.3 The Standard Analysis of ‘Could’ 10.3.4 Against the Argument from Analysis 116 116 117 119 119 121 124 126 11. Impossability Theory 11.1 Impossible Abilities 11.1.1 Ability Principles and Multiple‘Can’s 11.1.2 Impossability Theory and the Grandfather Paradox 11.2 The Argument from Countermodal Physical Possibility 11.2.1 From Countermodality to Countermodal Physical Possibility 11.2.2 From Countermodal Physical Possibility to Poss-ability Principle Being False 11.3 Spencer’s Argument 11.4 Beyond the Grandfather Paradox 11.4.1 Analogous Paradoxes 11.4.2 New Lines of Investigation 11.4.3 The Escher Machine Paradox 128 128 128 130 131 132 136 136 137 138 139 142 4. PROBABILITY AND PLANNING 12. Probability 12.1 Time Travel Scenarios 12.1.1 Ludovician Probability vs. Non-Ludovician Probability 12.1.2 Types of Causal Loop 12.2 No Causal Loop Scenarios 12.3 Negative Causal Loops 12.3.1 Credence Shift 12.3.2 A Note on the Principal Principle 12.3.3 A Case Study 147 148 148 148 151 152 152 155 155
X CONTENTS 12.4 Positive Causai Loops 12.4.1 Heinlein Values 12.4.2 Eternal Universes and Infinitely Distant Particles 12.4.3 Mixed Causal Loops 12.4.4 Ever More ‘Realistic’ Cases 12.4.5 Killing Pappy 12.5 Non-Ludovician Probability 12.5.1 Bootstrapping at Universe-Indexed Worlds 12.5.2 Probabilities of Facsimile Cases 12.5.3 Equiprobability 12.5.4 Back to Negative 158 159 160 162 165 168 170 170 171 172 174 13. Decision Theory 13.1 Plague 13.2 Counterfactual Motivations 13.2.1 Backtracking vs. Causal Contexts 13.2.2 Causal Counterfactuals in Time Travel Scenarios 13.2.3 The Rationality of Autoinfanticide 13.3 Causal Motivations 13.3.1 Causation in Plague 13.3.2 Two Types of Causation 13.3.3 Back to Plague 13.4 Chance Motivations 13.5 Other Newcomb Cases 13.5.1 Events in the Past 13.5.2 Other Cases 13.6 Summary 13.7 Appendix: Perfect Predictors 13.7.1 Two-Boxers and Perfect Predictors 13.7.2 Ahmed’s Argument 176 178 179 179 180 183 185 185 186 187 188 190 190 193 195 196 196 197 14. The Tourist Paradox 14.1 The Tourist Paradox 14.2 Objections 14.2.1 Bad Objections 14.2.2 Restricted Time Travel 14.3 Probability, Decisions, and Tourism 14.3.1 The Ultimate Banana Peel 14.3.2 Rationality and the Ultimate Banana Peel 14.4 The Accidental Time Machine 14.4.1 The Dangers of High-Energy Experiments 14.4.2 Policy and Response 14.4.3 The Cosmic Ray Test 14.4.4 The Nielsen-Ninomiya Card Test 14.5 The Laws of Nature 199 199 201 201 204 205 205 207 209 209 211 213 214 217 Bibliography Index 219 241
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Contents Acknowledgements List of Figures The Grandfather Paradox xi xiii xv Introduction 0.1 What Is Time Travel? 0.2 Structure 0.2.1 Part 1: Modes of Time Travel 0.2.2 Part 2: Paradoxes 0.2.3 Part 3: Proposals 0.2.4 Part 4: Probability and Planning 0.2.5 Symbols 1 1 3 3 3 5 6 7 1. MODES OF TIME TRAVEL 1. Modes of Time Travel 1.1 Discontinuous Time Travel 1.1.1 Prayers, Prophecies, and Providence 1.2 Retrograde Time Travel 1.2.1 Tachyons 1.2.2 Retrocausal Quantum Physics 1.3 Warped Time Travel 1.3.1 Circular Time 1.3.2 Warped Spacetime 1.4 Frozen Time and Chimerical Time Travel 11 11 12 13 14 16 17 17 19 22 2. PARADOXES 2. The Self-Visitation Paradox 2.1 Self-Visitation 2.2 Chorology 2.2.1 Exact Location and Multi-Location 2.2.2 Bloating and Multi-Location 2.2.3 Gainsayers 2.3 Fundamental Conflicts 2.4 The Problem of Multi-Located Intrinsics 2.5 Sider’s Possibility Argument 27 27 29 29 31 34 35 36 37
viii CONTENTS 3. The Time Discrepancy Paradox 3.1 Temporal Discrepancies 3.2 Ideology and Ontology 3.2.1 Extended Personal Time 3.2.2 A Sketch of External and Personal Temporal Ideology 3.2.3 The Ontology of Personal Time 3.2.4 Reducing Personal/External Time 3.2.5 Reduction and Relativistic Spacetimes 42 42 43 43 43 45 46 48 4. The Double Occupancy Problem 4.1 Philosophical Indulgences 4.2 The Motion Solution 4.3 The Cheshire Cat Problem 51 51 52 54 5. The Bootstrapping Paradox 5.1 Types of Bootstrapping 5.2 The Impossibility of Bootstrapping 5.2.1 Against Interaction 5.2.2 Against No Bootstrapping 59 59 60 61 63 6. Changing the Past 6.1 The Paradox of the Changing Past 6.2 Ludovicianism 6.2.1 The Second Time Around Fallacy 6.2.2 The Open Future 6.2.3 Bilking 6.3 Non-Ludovician Change 6.3.1 Indexed Worlds 6.3.2 Universe-Indexed Worlds 6.3.3 Hypertemporal Worlds 6.3.4 Do Indexed Worlds Allow for Change? 6.3.5 The Doppelgänger Objection 6.3.6 Making Sense of Hypertime 6.3.7 The Metaphysical Possibility of Changing the Past 66 66 67 67 69 71 73 73 74 76 79 82 84 90 7. The Grandfather Paradox 7.1 Variations 7.1.1 Less Interesting Variations 7.1.2 The Explanatory Paradox 7.1.3 The Post-Mortem Indicative Paradox 7.1.4 The Non-Morietur Subjunctive Paradox 7.2 Proposed Solutions 7.2.1 Dead Options 7.2.2 Live Options 91 91 92 93 94 97 98 99 100
CONTENTS ІХ 3. PROPOSALS 8. Constrict Theories 8.1 The Conjecture and the Principle 8.2 Laws and Metaphysical Possibility 8.3 Rewriting the Paradox 103 103 104 107 9. Inconsistency Theories 9.1 Dialetheism and the Grandfather Paradox 9.2 The Indiscriminate Inconsistency Problem 9.3 Discriminate Inconsistency Theory 109 109 110 113 10. Incapacity Theory 10.1 David Lewis on the Grandfather Paradox 10.2 The Argument from Impossibility 10.3 The Argument from Analysis 10.3.1 Lewis’s Analysis of‘Could’ 10.3.2 Countermodality and Counterfactuals 10.3.3 The Standard Analysis of ‘Could’ 10.3.4 Against the Argument from Analysis 116 116 117 119 119 121 124 126 11. Impossability Theory 11.1 Impossible Abilities 11.1.1 Ability Principles and Multiple‘Can’s 11.1.2 Impossability Theory and the Grandfather Paradox 11.2 The Argument from Countermodal Physical Possibility 11.2.1 From Countermodality to Countermodal Physical Possibility 11.2.2 From Countermodal Physical Possibility to Poss-ability Principle Being False 11.3 Spencer’s Argument 11.4 Beyond the Grandfather Paradox 11.4.1 Analogous Paradoxes 11.4.2 New Lines of Investigation 11.4.3 The Escher Machine Paradox 128 128 128 130 131 132 136 136 137 138 139 142 4. PROBABILITY AND PLANNING 12. Probability 12.1 Time Travel Scenarios 12.1.1 Ludovician Probability vs. Non-Ludovician Probability 12.1.2 Types of Causal Loop 12.2 No Causal Loop Scenarios 12.3 Negative Causal Loops 12.3.1 Credence Shift 12.3.2 A Note on the Principal Principle 12.3.3 A Case Study 147 148 148 148 151 152 152 155 155
X CONTENTS 12.4 Positive Causai Loops 12.4.1 Heinlein Values 12.4.2 Eternal Universes and Infinitely Distant Particles 12.4.3 Mixed Causal Loops 12.4.4 Ever More ‘Realistic’ Cases 12.4.5 Killing Pappy 12.5 Non-Ludovician Probability 12.5.1 Bootstrapping at Universe-Indexed Worlds 12.5.2 Probabilities of Facsimile Cases 12.5.3 Equiprobability 12.5.4 Back to Negative 158 159 160 162 165 168 170 170 171 172 174 13. Decision Theory 13.1 Plague 13.2 Counterfactual Motivations 13.2.1 Backtracking vs. Causal Contexts 13.2.2 Causal Counterfactuals in Time Travel Scenarios 13.2.3 The Rationality of Autoinfanticide 13.3 Causal Motivations 13.3.1 Causation in Plague 13.3.2 Two Types of Causation 13.3.3 Back to Plague 13.4 Chance Motivations 13.5 Other Newcomb Cases 13.5.1 Events in the Past 13.5.2 Other Cases 13.6 Summary 13.7 Appendix: Perfect Predictors 13.7.1 Two-Boxers and Perfect Predictors 13.7.2 Ahmed’s Argument 176 178 179 179 180 183 185 185 186 187 188 190 190 193 195 196 196 197 14. The Tourist Paradox 14.1 The Tourist Paradox 14.2 Objections 14.2.1 Bad Objections 14.2.2 Restricted Time Travel 14.3 Probability, Decisions, and Tourism 14.3.1 The Ultimate Banana Peel 14.3.2 Rationality and the Ultimate Banana Peel 14.4 The Accidental Time Machine 14.4.1 The Dangers of High-Energy Experiments 14.4.2 Policy and Response 14.4.3 The Cosmic Ray Test 14.4.4 The Nielsen-Ninomiya Card Test 14.5 The Laws of Nature 199 199 201 201 204 205 205 207 209 209 211 213 214 217 Bibliography Index 219 241 |
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