Time Traveler's Tip 4: Avoid the Butterfly Effect

Avoid interacting with historical insects, no matter how fascinating they may seem. A misplaced touch can have catastrophic consequences. We're talking, of course, about the Butterfly Effect Disaster, where your actions inadvertently create a temporal singularity that devours the entire timeline.

Example:

1. A single misplaced step can cause a butterfly's wings to beat differently, sending ripples through history.
2. These ripples can cause a butterfly to land on a different flower, which in turn causes a nearby bird to fly differently, which... well, you see where this is going.
3. Before you know it, the entire timeline is a mess of fluttering wings, chirping birds, and confused time travelers.

Remember, time travel is serious business. Don't mess it up.

Related Tips:

• Tip 1: Don't Wear a Watch
• Tip 2: Avoid the Grandfather Clause
• Tip 3: Don't Blink