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1 minute ago, Weltall said:
We don't really have any evidence of temporal weirdness so far. There was a time when we weren't sure whether Elantris or Whie Sand happens first but that's simply because the God Beyond whose secret name is Brandon Sanderson hadn't nailed it down yet, rather than an in-universe discrepency. And by His Divine Fiat, other inconsistencies are sometimes changed via the magic known as 'revised editions'.
We know of time-travel existing in the sense that relativistic travel is technically travel through time albeit strictly in one direction. I suspect that Brandon's going to confine any and all alternate timeline ideas to the multiverse that Reckoners, Apocalypse Guard and Snapshot are part of, given that alternate universes is one of the core elements of that 'verse but it sounds like the possibility isn't completely ruled out in the Cosmere just yet.
Hmm, you're probably right. But alternate timelines for stories in the Cosmere still intrigue me.
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8 hours ago, The Young Pyromancer said:
Why have none of the Shards left the starcluster that is the cosmere?
Maybe they have...
We don't know all of the shards...
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Do any of the stories in the Cosmere take place in different timelines?
How important are superspace concepts in atomic structure in terms of the Cosmere?
What is atium's atomic structure?
Do black holes exist in the Cosmere?
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2 hours ago, Ripheus23 said:
Here's another one:
The one where Sanderson rules out time travel to the past is from 2015, this one's from 2016, so maybe he's changed his mind in the meantime(!).
Thanks! @Ripheus23, you may have saved my (currently) nebulous theory!
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Adonalsium (A*) equals the sixteen different vibrations of Investiture. As A* splinters, Investiture loses intent. Investiture will always lose intent until the cycle begins anew.
That's the best bit of fiction-science I can come up with.
Let's just say that it's kind of difficult to formulate new laws of thermodynamics in a few minutes, regardless of your intellect or training.
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1 hour ago, Scion of the Mists said:
I don't think that there's any indication that Wayne is insane.
I'm assuming that Marasi is who Brandon is referring to there - she travels forward in time when she burns Cadmium.
I agree with you.
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Just now, Ixthos said:
@Feruchemist Then it is agreed! Full steam ahead ;-)
I like your theory, by the way - in a sense, each series is part of a pyramid, building towards the top.
Exactly!
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My personal micro-theory is somewhat short, and is as follows:
"As the Cosmere's timeline progresses, the story arcs of each series begin to converge".
So, I guess you could say that I agree with you.
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2 hours ago, Yata said:
I am unsure. Of what kind of discrepancies you refer to ?
None which I can give reference to. This was merely idle speculation.
However, by "discrepancies", I intend to refer to possible alternate timelines during which novels may take place.
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8 minutes ago, Ripheus23 said:
Only ones I've found so far.
Thanks @Ripheus23. Your findings will help contribute to my theory.
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Do fungi, plants, and animals exist on all inhabited Cosmere worlds?
Are there any "plant-people" or "fungus-people" in the Cosmere?
Can herdazians (because they have Singer blood) theoretically change forms?
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*chuckles darkly*
*whispering*
Doomslug rules all.
"Well, I've taken my position".
Go Doomslug, retain your position!
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In many fictional settings, there exist multiple timelines during which the stories take place. Although it is merely conjecture, I believe that the possibility of multiple timelines in the Cosmere may be considerable. Such a multiple-timeline system would explain possible discrepancies in the timeline, and would likely arise from Investiture-powered time-travel techniques. It may be simply idle conjecture, but could this be justified by any existing evidence of temporal weirdness in the Cosmere?
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5 minutes ago, John203 said:
https://wob.coppermind.net/events/143-san-diego-comic-con-2015/#e2651
To answer your first question, Brandon tends to refer to Mr. A as a he, but this response suggests a genderless interpretation.
Thank you @John203.
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Was Adonalsium male, female, or some other gender?
How large is the Cosmere (galaxy-sized, dwarf galaxy-sized, universe-sized, et cetera)
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1 minute ago, Toaster Retribution said:
Toasters always modify misplacers, and it is always on purpose.
You must right be.
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4 hours ago, Toaster Retribution said:
Eh... havent read Skyward yet, but the Doomslug looks storming cute and I love the name. It beats Stick for me, but so did Herman the Crystal Grower from Reckoners, so, yeah.
I don’t really like Stick.
Excuse me, but I believe you misplaced your modifier.
What you should have said is "I really don't like Stick"
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13 hours ago, Badadah said:
*sacrifices Feruchemist*
STICK RULES ALL!
Gah!
This is the first time I've been sacrificed on a forum!
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Um...
Don't spike me but...
Doomslug.
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14 minutes ago, Quantus said:
Turn Sel into a WarWorld? Nice!
Yes. Thus is Sel's fate.
To become a drifting world to rule all others.
"DOWN WITH THE REST OF THE COSMERE, GLORY TO DOMI, GLORY TO SEL!"
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A simple solution: Turn a sentient chunk of Sel into a spaceship.
Utilize a propulsion system involving self-replicating Aons.
Done.
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Can multiple-timeline possibilities exist in the Cosmere, and could this explain any possible discrepancies?
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Yeah, but I wouldn't attribute that to time travel.