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Remark on “Reversible dynamics with closed time-like curve and freedom of choice” by Germain Tobar & Fabio Costa
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A new paper by Germain Tobar et al seem interesting, that they claim that reversible dynamics of CTC is possible. We comment this paper by pointing out at least 4 issues that make this paper problematic, not only practically but also conceptually.
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