u/FluidIntention3293

If you were given the chance to have your mind, memories and knowledge be put into the mind of a younger self, how far could you go back without the chance of your brain being undeveloped to the point of wiping your memories?

I was watching Loki series and in the show Loki gains the ability to go back in time by placing his consciousness at a young point in his personal timeline. This made me wonder how far someone could go back with safely. Obviously someone couldn’t go back to the point of being a infant because the undeveloped brain would basically auto-wipe anything. Baby brains isn’t exactly a load bearing structure.

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u/FluidIntention3293 — 17 hours ago
▲ 275 r/Pauper+2 crossposts

We were playing MtG, pauper, and one of my creatures was a Gnome and unprompted my friend Issac went on a 5 minute rant about how much he hates Gnomes, especially Mechagnomes in WoW. How they disgust him, how he wish they never existed, and he finished his rant with a “I HATE THEM!” with conviction behind his voice as if he had some deeply embedded trauma.
So I started playing the Anakin Skywalker scene where he’s talking about how he killed the sand people, “Not just the men but the women too, and the children also. They’re like animals… and I slaughtered them like animals… I hate them!” because he sounded just like him.
So I had him a custom play-mat made just for him. He doesn’t know about it yet but I can’t wait to give it to him.

u/FluidIntention3293 — 11 days ago