Time travel is deterministic and locally free, a paper says —resolving an age-old paradox. This follows research observing ...

The Butterfly Effect is a time travel sci-fi movie centered around Evan (Ashton Kutcher), a young man who discovers he has the ability to change events from his past by embodying his younger self.

“The Butterfly Effect” Children and small animals are mercilessly tortured -- and so is the audience -- in this thoroughly repulsive Ashton Kutcher time-travel flick.

Our hands are all over these butterflies, yet still they slip through our grasp. By the time you’re reading this, these Poweshieks will have died — the average adult only lives for a couple weeks.

Discussion of the butterfly effect, the grandfather paradox, or big balls of wibbly wobbly, timey wimey stuff are scarce.

Time travel gives authors a chance to play fast and loose with historical facts, to experiment with paradoxes and butterfly effects, and to use the past and future to comment on the present.

The digital butterfly effect has three important implications for digital marketers: 1. Events that happened in the past may impact the future of your marketing strategy. 2.

The Butterfly Effect may not go down as one of sci-fi’s most impactful and intense tragedies of circumstance, but it deserves better than the critical drubbing it received in 2004. Today, free ...

Clockwork Revolution is a time-travelling steampunk RPG from the team behind Wasteland 3, and it strikes an incredibly BioShock Infinite like tone.