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stuck in the time loop but i just use it as a free day off. im not even trying to get out. i am teaching myself to knit. i am crocheting. i am cooking. not even doing anything crazy. just escaping capitalism for a week. day 375 and im not sure what lesson it's trying to teach but i've taught myself to handmake lace so all is well
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"You have one wish, just one. Choose wisely."
"I wish to see my beloved again."
"To do that I'll have to send you to the day you last saw them, with no memories of the days after."
"Will that change anything in my life?"
"Funny. You ask that every time."
stuck in a loop ( with you ) 11/11.
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“What do you mean I-” The man's eyes widened. “Are you… have you lived through this day before?”
“Have you ?” Buck retorted.
The man raised an eyebrow. “I asked you first.”
“And I asked you second,” Buck countered.
He chuckled softly. “Okay, yeah. Eighteen times and counting.”
Buck couldn't tear his eyes away from him. It seemed like the feeling was mutual. Here they stood, in the middle of a street that was bustling with people, and it was like everyone else had disappeared, leaving them both in a world of their own.
“Me too,” Buck breathed out, a small smile pulling at the corner of his lips. “What's your name?”
“Tommy Kinard,” the man said, extending his hand.
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or: Buck and Tommy get stuck in a time loop together
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One of the most fascinating things about the time loop, to me, is how quickly people turn into equations.
Last time you did x and they did y. Introduce the variable z and see what happens. Is it better or worse? Closer or farther from your desired outcome?
Now introduce a new variable and try it again. And again. And again. And -
Time loops bring up interesting questions because like, where is the line on everything resetting? And how does that affect the way the time loop affects you? You can't make progress on projects (or start new ones) because they'll just reset the next day. If your hair isn't growing, your nails aren't getting longer, than your body isn't changing either. Which means that what you can do in the time loop becomes incredibly limited. You can't increase your physical health. Can't gain muscle mass, improve your heart, increase your lung capacity, anything. You also can't learn new hobbies because you can't develop the muscle memory for them. You'll always be just as slow and shaky as the first time you picked it up.
There's not NOTHING to do, you can always learn languages or educate yourself on a variety of topics, but it's all mental. It has to be, because that's the torture of the time loop. That the only think you retain are your memories. You can't be changing from day to day because then you would be changing from the day before and that's noticeable to someone else. No one else notices. You're trapped in here, alone.
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Guy who is neither in nor aware of the time loop and yet behaves differently with each loop even if the actual looper changes nothing about their own actions
Groundhog Day (1993) dir. Harold Ramis
