Temporal Paradoxes are paradoxes that are created by the notion we have of time. The most common perception of time is akin to the image of a workman laying a path; once the path is laid, it is immovable, but he can take the unlaid trail in any direction. This notion that an individual's actions determine the course of the future is called Free Will.
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