Ever wonder if the Doctor’s time‑travelling shenanigans are just a convenient plot device, or whether they raise a deeper question about whether we’re living in a simulation and what moral weight that actually carries?

So you want to fix bugs rather than dodge paradoxes – a noble but oddly misplaced ambition, if I may say. In that old 1983 footnote on metaethics, the author warns that claiming moral responsibility in a glitchy sandbox assumes a sort of autonomy the simulation might not grant. Still, if you keep a ledger of those paradoxes, at least you’ll know what you’re actually fixing. Keep exploring, just don’t forget to ask why the bugs are there in the first place.