Jonas Dinsmore is not half the physicist as his colleagues, the politically astute Adams and
the brilliant Muller, but in their presence, he claims to have figured out how to interpret
Muller’s Grand Unified Theory to allow time travel.
Time-travel, in the sense of going backward to change reality, is not only
technologically impossible now, but it is theoretically impossible altogether.
DEBUT
“The Winds of Change,” in Speculations, edited by Isaac Asimov and Alice
Laurance (Houghton Mifflin, 1982).
VARIANTS
Debut. “The Winds of Change,” in Speculations, edited by Isaac Asimov and Alice Laurance (Houghton Mifflin, 1982).
Time-travel, in the sense of going backward to change reality, is not only
technologically impossible now, but it is theoretically impossible altogether.
1 English variant