Warning: Predestination is a complex and slippery concept. Even the slightest miscalculation can lead to catastrophic consequences.
In 1945, a well-meaning grandfather decides to prevent a war by traveling back in time to kill his infant self as a baby. However, he misses his target and ends up marrying his own wife, who was actually his own sister in disguise (long story).
Read More about Scenario 2: The Butterfly Effect of a Bad Haircut
A man named Bob travels back in time to prevent his wife from ever getting a haircut, which he believes will prevent a global pandemic. Unfortunately, his wife's unruly locks start a fire in the local barber shop, leading to a worldwide economic collapse.
Learn about the unintended consequences of Scenario 3: The Overly-Optimistic Optimist
A group of time travelers attempt to prevent the Great Depression by building a giant, gleaming white palace for every single person on earth. Unfortunately, their optimistic excesses cause a global bubble that bursts, leading to the actual Great Depression.
Discover the perils of Scenario 4: The Time Traveler's Guide to Overcorrection
A group of time travelers try to prevent a war by traveling back in time to correct every historical event that led to it. However, their overcorrection causes a paradox where every event in history becomes a mirror image of its opposite, creating a never-ending cycle of chaos.