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Exactly- it's the doorway that does the erasing, so even if the light made it through and you could see inside, you could step into the door and vanish.
That's not bad, but it's dependent on whether light is a particle or a wave =x
Light, or visible light, is electromagnetic radiation of a wavelength that is visible to the human eye (about 400–700 nm). In a scientific context, the word light is sometimes used to refer to the entire electromagnetic spectrum.[1] Light is composed of elementary particles called photons.[/u]
Quote from: Arrow-1 on April 19, 2008, 03:57:09 PMExactly- it's the doorway that does the erasing, so even if the light made it through and you could see inside, you could step into the door and vanish.The light would still be entering the doorway though
The light would still be entering the doorway though
Wrong. The light would have never existed in the first place.
Here's an interesting concept:You are out for a walk on a dimly moonlit night, and you somehow stumble upon a magic door. This is a very powerful door, and you have no way of comprehending how it works. The only way to see what is on the other side of this door is to open it and walk through the doorway.However, though you would very much like to see what is on the other side, you are hesitant. Why? Well, there's a sign by the door that reads as follows:"Do not enter. Those who enter this doorway will be forever erased. Everything you have created, all memories of you, and all changes you have made to the universal time line will cease to exist in past, present, and future. You will not die- you will simply vanish entirely from existence."This is a bold claim- though there is no proof that this is warning holds any truth or value at all.A man comes up along side of you, and reads the sign just as you have. With a roll of his eyes and a sigh, he says to you, "Watch this", and opens the door. On the other side, only inky blackness, stretching on to eternity.The man states that is merely because the light is turned off, and there are no windows.He motions to step inside...
Rope-person theory_____________________Impossible if the person would have no effect on time then you would not have brought a rope so you would find yourself back at the door, however you being confused as to why you are at the door a second time with no more resources than the first time would lead you to believe that you once had another object with you but it no longer exists and therefore is not with you at this point in time. The fact that it had never existed can be used to infer that it did :|.Radio Theory_______________The radio would stop existing and not make any music in the first place, you would not have written a note because it never existed. If it doesnt cease to exist well just walk over and pick it up you wont forget why you just threw a radio.You guys need a little more thought.What you should do is destroy the door or kick it into the void. Seeing as anything that goes in ceases to exist then the door would not only vanish but all memory of it would. Problem solved there never was a door. Unless of course it doesnt vanish, then you go to jail for breaking and entering.
If you knock down the door, maybe it was just a portal into the area. Then you'd be left with someone's house. :3Also, for B&E, that's better than never existing :3But you will always exist in an alternate, parallel universe where you didn't go into the door.
Parallel Universes are theories and only relative in thought. You could be white in an alternate world, but then it wouldnt be you. So it cant be parallel.
Who says that there are parallel and alternate universes anyway? Maybe there is only this one. Of course, that means that paradoxes cannot exist, such as someone walking through the door and no longer existing. So perhaps the door is nothing.
Exactly my point