Temporal Tourist Tips - Avoiding the Grandfather Clause

When time traveling, it's not just about having fun in the past or future. You need to be responsible, or risk causing a paradox that'll make you a footnote in history books.

Here's a few tips to help you avoid becoming a victim of your own temporal tourism:

• Don't visit a historical event you already know the outcome of. Trust us, it's not worth it.
• Avoid befriending your ancestors. Trust us, it's a recipe for disaster.
• Don't try to change the past. You might think it's fun, but the Butterfly Effect is no joke.
• Don't, I repeat, DO NOT try to give your past self advice. It's like trying to give a toddler a timepiece. They won't listen, and it'll just end in tears.

Want to learn more about time traveling responsibly? Check out our other guides:

• Prehistoric Problems - Dealing with dinosaurs in the Cretaceous period
• Medieval Mishaps - A guide to not getting your head chopped off in 14th century Europe