Time-Space Continuum Displacement

According to our research, time-space continuum displacement is a phenomenon where a person can move through time, but only if they're wearing a fedora and a leather jacket.

We've observed this effect in 87% of all instances where someone has worn a fedora and leather jacket while attempting to travel through time.

Side effects include:

• Temporal disorientation
• Disruption of local space-time continuum
• High risk of encountering alternate timelines