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CourseDirector at 04:14, 27 December 2018

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	==Background Examples==		==Background Examples==
	The [[Laytami Loop Theory]] and [[Divergent Timeline Theory]] are both forms of time-travel; and like most in-universe speculations, are actually true in the story, but held stubbornly in doubt by most the characters.		The [[Laytami Loop Theory]] and [[Divergent Timeline Theory]] are both forms of time-travel; and like most in-universe speculations, are actually true in the story, but held stubbornly in doubt by most the characters.

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CourseDirector at 22:37, 14 April 2017

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	The [[Gordian Maze]], too, allows people to travel in time; or rather, to experience things out-of-order.		The [[Gordian Maze]], too, allows people to travel in time; or rather, to experience things out-of-order.

	===Background Examples===		===Slingshot Method===
			This method is employed accidentally in [[Shakedown]] and delibrately in [[Virus]]. It involves accelerating towards a large gravitational mass at high FTL in order to achieve temporal escape-velocity. According to Hunter, they have to achieve a reletivistic velocity of factor 12. What this means is not made clear.

			==Background Examples==
	The [[Laytami Loop Theory]] and [[Divergent Timeline Theory]] are both forms of time-travel; and like most in-universe speculations, are actually true in the story, but held stubbornly in doubt by most the characters.		The [[Laytami Loop Theory]] and [[Divergent Timeline Theory]] are both forms of time-travel; and like most in-universe speculations, are actually true in the story, but held stubbornly in doubt by most the characters.

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	The [[Gordian Maze]], too, allows people to travel in time; or rather, to experience things out-of-order.		The [[Gordian Maze]], too, allows people to travel in time; or rather, to experience things out-of-order.

			===Background Examples===
			The [[Laytami Loop Theory]] and [[Divergent Timeline Theory]] are both forms of time-travel; and like most in-universe speculations, are actually true in the story, but held stubbornly in doubt by most the characters.

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	==Methods==		==Methods==
	A variety of techniques are used, whereof [[CTRL+Z Technology\|CTRL+Z]] is the most reliable. None can be reverse-engineered if discovered by inferior technology.		A variety of techniques are used, whereof [[CTRL+Z Technology\|CTRL+Z]] is the most reliable. None can be reverse-engineered if discovered by inferior technology.

			The [[Gordian Maze]], too, allows people to travel in time; or rather, to experience things out-of-order.

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	Time Travel~~. It~~ happens pretty much all the time in the [[Course Books]]. There are ~~numerous other~~ [[Alternate Timeline]]s either referenced in ~~the main~~ [[cannon]] or written of in entirely different stories. Though they try to avoid ~~meddalling~~, the [[Saratoga Crew]] often finds excuses to ~~much~~ about with the timeline.		Time Travel happens pretty much all the time in the [[Course Books]]. There are [[Alternate Timeline]]s either referenced in [[cannon]] or written in entirely different stories. Though they try to avoid meddling, the [[Saratoga Crew]] often finds excuses to muck about with the timeline.

	In the story [[Virus]] from [[The Path to Ascension]] we see the first incident(in book-order), in which the crew uses two methods of time travel, including a precise technology called [[CTRL+Z Technology\|CTRL+Z]], not to be confused with the [[CTRL+Z\|story]] by the same name.		In the story [[Virus]] from [[The Path to Ascension]] we see the first incident (in book-order), in which the crew uses two methods of time travel, including a precise technology called [[CTRL+Z Technology\|CTRL+Z]], not to be confused with the [[CTRL+Z\|story]] by the same name.

	In [[The Road to War]] the same technology is ~~used(and~~ introduced) in the story [[CTRL+Z]], which takes place chronologically before Virus in the previous book.		In [[The Road to War]] the same technology is introduced in the story [[CTRL+Z]], which takes place chronologically before ''Virus'' of the previous book.

	[[The Concourse to Victory]] will be the first book to lack an obligatory ~~timetravel~~ story, though it does appear in later volumes of the series.		[[The Concourse to Victory]] will be the first book to lack an obligatory time-travel story, though it does appear in later volumes of the series.

	==Ethics==		==Ethics==
	The fact that [[Hunter Jusenkyou\|Hunter]] and [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]] possess precise time travel technology and do not use it on a regular basis says a great deal about their moral standpoint on the subject. It is essentially an "~~only as a~~ last resort" ~~thing~~ to them, and they try not to prevent major events in history.		The fact that [[Hunter Jusenkyou\|Hunter]] and [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]] possess precise time travel technology and do not use it on a regular basis says a great deal about their moral standpoint on the subject. It is essentially a "last resort" to them, and they try not to prevent major events in history.

	==Methods==		==Methods==
	A variety of techniques are used.		A variety of techniques are used, whereof [[CTRL+Z Technology\|CTRL+Z]] is the most reliable. None can be reverse-engineered if discovered by inferior technology.

CourseDirector at 19:29, 18 August 2010

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	==Ethics==		==Ethics==
	The fact that [[Hunter Jusenkyou\|Hunter]] and [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]] possess precise time travel technology and do not use it on a regular basis says a great deal about their moral standpoint on the subject. It is essentially an "only as a last resort" thing to them, and they try not to prevent major events in history.		The fact that [[Hunter Jusenkyou\|Hunter]] and [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]] possess precise time travel technology and do not use it on a regular basis says a great deal about their moral standpoint on the subject. It is essentially an "only as a last resort" thing to them, and they try not to prevent major events in history.

			==Methods==
			A variety of techniques are used.

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Time Travel. It happens pretty much all the time in the [[Course Books]]. There are numerous other [[Alternate Timeline]]s either referenced in the main [[cannon]] or written of in entirely different stories. Though they try to avoid meddalling, the [[Saratoga Crew]] often finds excuses to much about with the timeline.

In the story [[Virus]] from [[The Path to Ascension]] we see the first incident(in book-order), in which the crew uses two methods of time travel, including a precise technology called [[CTRL+Z Technology|CTRL+Z]], not to be confused with the [[CTRL+Z|story]] by the same name.

In [[The Road to War]] the same technology is used(and introduced) in the story [[CTRL+Z]], which takes place chronologically before Virus in the previous book.

[[The Concourse to Victory]] will be the first book to lack an obligatory timetravel story, though it does appear in later volumes of the series.

==Ethics==
The fact that [[Hunter Jusenkyou|Hunter]] and [[Jason Bur'I|Jason]] possess precise time travel technology and do not use it on a regular basis says a great deal about their moral standpoint on the subject. It is essentially an "only as a last resort" thing to them, and they try not to prevent major events in history.