KonradLaw
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. You can't parse logic out of something that isn't possible.
Ermm...why? It works for superpowers and magic systems. Heck, whole SF genre is built in it.
Of course you can't have something foolproof, but by setting up rules and sticking with them you make it possible to audience to predict what's going to happen and analyze the effects. That's all it takes to make it sensible.
Flash has the worst time travel I've ever seen in a tv show. At this point it's just utterly shitty deus ex machina that makes it completely impossible to care about anything related with this element of the show. And there's zero reason for doing it this way except writers being bad at their work.
I don't need realism in supernatural elements. But I do need consistency. Lack of it completely destroys suspension of disbelief.