Predestination Paradox

The Predestination Paradox involves a situation where a person's actions in the past are both caused by and ultimately determine their present existence or outcome. In other words, an event in the future influences the past, creating a cycle where the cause and effect are interconnected. For example, someone might travel back in time to prevent a disaster, only to inadvertently cause it through their actions. This paradox challenges traditional notions of cause and effect, suggesting that certain events might be unavoidable because they are part of a self-perpetuating loop.