According to Dr. Bottomsworth, the answer is simple:
When you erase something that never existed, you create a localized probability wavefunction that collapses into the fabric of reality, causing an infinite loop of non-existence.
This phenomenon is known as "Erasure-Induced Paradox" (EIP).
Dr. Bottomsworth's research has far-reaching implications for our understanding of the cosmos and the fundamental nature of reality.
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