Editing Temporal Mechanics (section)

==Advanced Concepts==
 
'''Anti-Time:''' Similar in theory to the concept of antimatter, anti-time "travels" in a direction opposite to normal time. In essence, as viewed from our timeline, an object existing in an anti-time continuum would be "growing younger." When time and anti-time collide, for example inside certain types of subspace distortions, they annihilate each other and can have significant effects on the fabric of space as well.
 
'''The Dali Paradox:''' Also referred to as the Melting Clock Effect. An effect in which a temporal anomaly causes distortions in the local space-time continuum which cause time to slow to a gradual halt.
 
'''The Poga Paradox:''' A situation that occurs when an attempt to prevent a certain event in the past ends up causing that same event. This theory is an extension of the Predestination Paradox.

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