TL;DR
This paper argues that time travel inherently involves spontaneity, challenging the common view and suggesting that true time travel can only be of a specific, spontaneous kind rather than chance-based.
Contribution
It introduces a novel perspective on time travel, emphasizing its connection to spontaneity and distinguishing it from chance-based phenomena.
Findings
Time travel implies spontaneity, not chance.
Time travel can only be of the second kind.
Challenges existing consensus on time travel implications.
Abstract
Contrary to the informed consensus, time travel implies spontaneity (as distinct from chance) so that time travel can only be of the second kind.
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