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In the graphic novel Hiro says that after the explosion he started to work on a way to prevent it all, but doesn't specifically say that he worked on the web. | In the graphic novel Hiro says that after the explosion he started to work on a way to prevent it all, but doesn't specifically say that he worked on the web. | ||
Later on he says that after five years he began to understand how time and space worked, "time was not a line or a fabric, but the product of lives, interweaved". I guess he started the development of string web at this point. | Later on he says that after five years he began to understand how time and space worked, "time was not a line or a fabric, but the product of lives, interweaved". I guess he started the development of string web at this point. | ||
I can't remember what he said in the episode, Hardvaice claims he worked on it for years, he might be right. But I think there is a possible contradiction. | I can't remember what he said in the episode, Hardvaice claims he worked on it for years, he might be right. But I think there is a possible contradiction. --[[User:Norman|Norman]] 13:38, 3 May 2007 (EDT) | ||
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I don't know if this is the best name for whatever kind of timeline it is that Future Hiro is making, but it works. We can redirect if somebody comes up with a different name. — RyanGibsonStewart (talk) 13:19, 24 April 2007 (EDT)
- After .07%, I initially thought of "string timeline" Heroe!(talk) (contribs) Random Page! 21:05, 2 May 2007 (EDT)
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In the graphic novel Hiro says that after the explosion he started to work on a way to prevent it all, but doesn't specifically say that he worked on the web. Later on he says that after five years he began to understand how time and space worked, "time was not a line or a fabric, but the product of lives, interweaved". I guess he started the development of string web at this point. I can't remember what he said in the episode, Hardvaice claims he worked on it for years, he might be right. But I think there is a possible contradiction. --Norman 13:38, 3 May 2007 (EDT)