I think I just found a huge hole in Back to the Future
Biff winning the bets changes history so the outcomes of the games would change. Or would the almanac change to reflect the new winners?
>>64062814
He beats once and bets big, 100 to 1 shot.
How would his bets affect the outcomes?
What possible impact could some rando making some smart bets have on the player's on field performance?
>>64062844
bets
>>64062844
He made his first million betting on a horse race. He obviously has much more than a million and I think they even talk about him being the "luckiest man alive" based on his wins.
Because time travel is not real and BTTF is a movie and not a film.
>>64062814
>Or would the almanac change to reflect the new winners?
Probably that. Marty's pic changed and so did Doc's newspaper in 3.
>>64062974
>Falling for the meme/flick/film meme
I almost pitty you faggot, almost.
Does all of his money come from bets?
Didn't he own a casino?
>>64062814
>Finding flaws in fictional plot devices defies logic
>>64062856
A high profile story of a local boy made good pushes whatever was in the news that day to the back page. People read this, the thoughts they have throughout the day are altered. Business deals are affected. Economies take a different course.
Student athletes make different decisions on what schools to play for.
Horse breeders make different decisions on what horses to stud.
Companies make different decisions on what race cars to sponsor.
The change would be barely noticeable at first, but given a year, five or ten, you're living in a totally alternate reality. Microsoft is never founded. Tom Brady plays for the Raiders. A plane misses the north tower and crashes into the Hudson.
>>64063154
>It is not logical
Also why didn't Marty go to the future to get another hover conversion done before going back to 1885? I know at one point Doc says that it will never fly again but is that supposed to be the explanation?
>>64062814
The sports almanac keeps correct record of every American highschool game nationwide?
>>64063238
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A high profile story of a local boy made good pushes whatever was in the news that day to the back page. People read this, the thoughts they have throughout the day are altered. Business deals are affected. Economies take a different course.
That's such an enormous stretch. Him making those bets would hardly have an effect that rippled outside his own community.
>>64063238
>The change would be barely noticeable at first, but given a year, five or ten, you're living in a totally alternate reality. Microsoft is never founded. Tom Brady plays for the Raiders. A plane misses the north tower and crashes into the Hudson.
So, exactly what happens since the 1985 they go back to is completely changed?
>>64063885
Except that a butterfly in Mexico flapping its wings can cause a tsunami in the Phillipians
The biggest oversight: Why is the hoverboard designed for mongo footers?
>>64063952
Except that can't actually literally happen and is just a thought exercise.
>>64063885
He became rich and started a giant corporation
