I can question the logical consistency of "Brave To Be A King" and have done so in the past but to discuss the story merely on that level would be to fail to appreciate most of its rich content as I have tried to exhibit in recent posts.
It is logically possible:
that two men could experience a sequence of events as described in the story;
that their account of their experiences could be one that I regard as at least partially incoherent;
that I would continue to fail to formulate a fully coherent account.
That sounds like our already existing discussions of issues like the mind-body problem, quantum mechanics, cosmogony, morality and economics. So maybe all that we really need to say is: "Welcome to the cosmos."
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Kaor, Paul!
And I was reminded of Stirling saying trying to write time travel stories hurt his head! That is, in a logical, consistent, and coherent way.
Ad astra! Sean
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