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"content": "3 Days, 9 Months, 27Â Years\n\nIn which I read a sci-fi short story by John Scalzi. A day in the life of a time-travel technician, where tourism and research explore the past. Find out why on this day, the technician will become the traveler. A very interesting take on time travel stories, one that at least appears to resolve the paradox problem by side-stepping it. \"The butterfly effect is correct, but the butterfly is in another reality entirely.\" I like how this makes time travel useful for some sciences, but useless for others.\n\nhttps://crewmansixrants.wordpress.com/2026/03/31/3-days-9-months-27-years/",
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