Very obsessed with time travel movies.
Although the time loop theory given in the first season is very bluffing, the time form in the first season is basically the most commonly used linear time in sci-fi movies. The representative works of such sci-fi movies are "Butterfly Effect", "Ring Messenger" ", "Back to the Future", that is, changing the past will change the future.
If Jonah (Yonas) brings Miko back from 1986, he will disappear himself, and the show will be over earlier in the sixth episode of the first season. Therefore, this play is based on the fact that people have no free will and can only live according to their predetermined destiny.
Why talk about free will when talking about time travel? In the film "Hot Questions About Time Travel", the most important core issue is the "grandfather paradox". If a person chooses to travel to the past and kill his grandfather, he will not be born, then travel back to kill his grandfather. Who is the dead grandfather? According to this paradox, time travel can only be achieved if people have no free will, because there is no guarantee that someone will travel back to verify whether they will still exist after killing their grandfather. If humans had free will, there would be countless infinite loops in time travel.
Although the first season has three gimmicks in 1953, 1986 and 2019, the issue of discussion is still the issue of human free will. Time travel can only be realized on the premise that humans have no free will and can only perform according to the script written by fate (or God).
1. Humans have no free will = can time travel = God exists
2. Humans have free will = no time travel = God does not exist
So, the ultimate question about time travel is really a religious question.
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