Interstellar (2014)

@Kwek00 Iterations of realities. You do succeed in making the movie more interesting. It's still difficult to grasp and it needs to start somewhere, hence your paradox.

@Classified The wormhole is only a paradox if "they" open it. You can solve that if there is a reason for the wormhole to come into excistence because of natural causes. And a wormhole is a fixed trajection, in the movie they couldn't use their exuipment to steer. So it's comparible to walking through a door, where you go from one room to another. Except that this door connects 2 diffrent points in space that by our normal understanding shouldn't be connected. Chances of all that happening... lol, not really big though. I know people that would say 0, but a small chance is still a chance. And then after that... someone has to make the first loop happen. It's deff not time travel, because I believe they saying something that only gravity can go back in time. That's why the phenomena they experienced are all connected to gravity.

In the staffroom at the brieving in the beginning of the movie. One of the scientists said that they experienced other phenomena too. (1:00)

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So if this wormhole comes into exsitence in a natural way, then a lot stuff can happen, with diffrent people doing their thing, diffrent messages back by gravitation (hence the other phenomena) which eventually leads to the movie we see.

@Kwek00 I'm sorry, you're telling a lot, but I'm not following it all. Thanks for trying though 😅

@PinkPunk Matt Damon is also quite the amazing asshole.