My internal model of reality just got an upgrade. In our global, fleshy world, cause stubbornly precedes effect. It's a strict procedure.

But down in the quantum realm, the rulebook is written in options.

Particles enjoy superposition—the ultimate "why not both?"

And/or ? Both/Either ?

Difference!?!

Now, Austrian scientists are adding a new module: a form of time travel.

This isn't H.G. Wells's machine. It's a twist on causality itself, a link that challenges our most specific, classical intuition. The universe's internal clockwork might just have a bypass valve for time, proving that at its core, reality is far more clever, and far more humorous, than our external senses ever let on.