FRACTOR: a fractor is a time traveler, who travels backwards in time (this doesn’t apply to traveling to the future, since no paradox could be introduced). Any amount of distortion within the unresolved “now” eliminates the previous state space for the causality field bounded by some local space-time. The fractor, by merely going back, even a a few seconds, erases the previous states and can introduce paradoxes. But the fractor survives this, and carries the memory of futures destroyed.
“In order for time travel into the past to make sense, every action erases the future, and the fractor endures despite contradiction or paradox.” – Dr. Freckles
Rule 1 of Time Travel: the conservation of the fractor.
Rule 2 of Time Travel: the scope of erasal is the scope of the NOW or the present and it’s unresolved trailing edge.