Ethics in Time Travel: A Child's Journey

This chapter explores the moral complexities surrounding a government project involving time travel, as a parent volunteers his son for the risky endeavor. Through Andrew's firsthand experience at the Gettysburg Address, the narrative vividly captures the tension between ethical boundaries and desperate choices in the pursuit of knowledge.

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