I agree and disagree, basically speaking i say that yes time is branched off.

Here's an example:

subject A B C are in order, so let's begin.


A chooses B and C goes away.

A and B go >>>>>>>>>>
While C goes <<<<<<<<
although A and B only knew from experience that this happened >>>>>>>>..
the <<<<<< that C took place happened at the same time.

Basically speaking, time DOES branch off since 1 action doesnt' mean others won't take place BUT an action that's related to another may cause it to change, thus the butterfly effect.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnilD...eature=related
let spongebob's rage, express it self!

http://zelaron.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22880

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