Einstein's Twin Paradox: A New Interpretation

Einstein's Twin Paradox: A New Interpretation was the thesis written by , aged 23. ( "", "Synchrony") In 1986, the year she wrote the thesis, Scully was studying at the University of Maryland. ( "")
Each page of the document was white. ( "") 
One section of the text within read, "Although common sense may rule out the possibility of , the laws of quantum physics certainly do not." Another section stated, "Although multidimensionality suggests infinite outcomes in an infinite number of universes, each universe can produce only one outcome." ( "Synchrony")
On March 6, 1992, the privately examined Scully's thesis at the FBI's headquarters in Washington, D.C.. ( "") Later that day, Scully first met , as she had been assigned to work on the X-Files with him, an arrangement secretly organized by the Cigarette Smoking Man. ( "", "") Upon their first meeting, Mulder mentioned that he had enjoyed reading Scully's thesis. He also commented that "rewriting Einstein" was an impressive credential. ( "")
In 1997, Mulder reminded Scully of what she had written in her thesis while they worked together on a case possibly involving time travel. Although the text seemed to suggest that Scully believed time travel was possible, she found difficulty in accepting that a man from the future had traveled back in time to 1997, prompting Mulder to comment, "You were a lot more open-minded when you were a youngster". Scully replied by assuring him that she knew what she had written but that she also believed that the limits of human endurance would prevent such a trip from ever happening.
At the end of their investigation, Mulder again reminded Scully of her thesis. He revealed that he had interpreted a section of the text as her suggesting that the future could not be altered. ( "Synchrony")
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