Meeting 42: Chronos Mccalculus

We're here to discuss the intricacies of Chronos Mccalculus, the ancient art of time manipulation.

• Theory
• History
• Applications

View Theory Notes

			Chronos Mccalculus is a complex system of mathematical calculations used to predict the probability of temporal loops.
			It involves intricate calculations involving time-space continuums and the application of fractal geometry.
			The key principles of Chronos Mccalculus include:
			

				
The Mccalculus Constant (MC)
				
The Temporal Displacement Coefficient (TDC)
				
The Probability of Paradox Inducement (PI)
			
		

View Historical Context

			Chronos Mccalculus was first developed by the ancient Chronosian civilization.
			It was used to predict the exact moment of the Great Time Loop of 3052 BCE.
			The Chronosians were known for their advanced knowledge of temporal mechanics.
		

View Applications

			Chronos Mccalculus has been used in various applications including:
			

				
Time travel tourism
				
Temporal real estate development
				
Time-based art projects