: Going back in time If i were to have a character go back in time, could there be a rule for having only one world exist? So if she goes back in time, the other world would be destroyed?

If i were to have a character go back in time, could there be a rule for having only one world exist? So if she goes back in time, the other world would be destroyed? Could that potentially happen, so that there's no alternate universe where her friends can never see her again, but her friends slowly regain their memories about what happened before she went back in time?
If that makes no sense, let me know, i know it sounds confusing, but can someone please help me with this?

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: These aren't 'set in stone', but think about some of these: 1. Someone who is the complete opposite of the protagonist Making a character in a more realistic setting who is, at first glance,

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: Going back in time If i were to have a character go back in time, could there be a rule for having only one world exist? So if she goes back in time, the other world would be destroyed?

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: These aren't 'set in stone', but think about some of these: 1. Someone who is the complete opposite of the protagonist Making a character in a more realistic setting who is, at first glance,

: Striking statistics on the SOLID principles I'm writing an article about software quality and SOLID on Medium. I want to add statistics (reports, surveys etc.) to strengthen my article. For example;

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