The resolution of the Grandfather Paradox relies on modeling temporal loops not as linear causality violations but as steady-state solutions within a superposition of parallel entangled histories, analogous to quantum mechanical states. This framework posits that an actor returning to the past influences only their own timeline while generating alternative futures in other branches, thereby maintaining logical consistency without requiring changes to established history. Consequently, time travel is characterized here not by narrative storytelling or sci-fi tropes but as a theoretical construct subject to constraints derived from complexity theory and quantum principles which may render closed timelike loops impossible.
The resolution of the Grandfather Paradox relies on modeling temporal loops not as linear causality violations but as steady-state solutions within a superposition of parallel entangled histories, an…