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The problem with grandfather paradoxes is actually related to the bootstrap problem, in their nature, rather than the details. If your grandfather was killed before having children, you would not be born to be able to go back in time and off the guy. It is also recontextualized as killing...

Sounds like my kind of paper. I would love to read it. I wrote a similar (I'm only guessing at exactly how similar.) paper on how I find that quantum science and string theory are poor approaches to determining human free-will. The science of quanta and psychology do seem to have some relative...

I think the closest anyone will get to a linear timeline, is by that of an outside observer, although it still involves a split. I've proposed, before, that the natural events of Ocarina of Time is that Link has no chance of wining: no time travel shenanigans. Link dies, leading to the downfall...