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There's a famous paradox in science fiction known as the Boots Strat paradox.

It relates to time travel and you see it in everything from the Bill and Ted movies to the

Legend of Zelda, Ocarina of Time. The Boots Strat paradox occurs when an object or piece of

information is sent back in time, whereas retrieved and becomes the very object or piece of

information that was brought back in the beginning. One of the more recent examples of the Boots

Strat paradox can be found in the Doctor Who episode before the flood. Imagine that a time

traveler is a fan of Beethoven and travels back to 1800 Vienna with copies of Beethoven's

sheet music for him to sign, only to find out that nobody has heard of Beethoven.

12th Doctor Peter Capaldi explains.

This is called the Boots Strat paradox. Google it. The time travel at Panics.

They can't bear the thought of a world without the music of Beethoven. Luckily,

he brought all of his Beethoven sheet music for Ludwig to sign. So he copies out all the

concertos and the symphonies and he gets them published. He becomes Beethoven.

And history continues with Balea Feather Ruffle.

My question is this. He took those notes and phrases together who really composed Beethoven's fifth.

Of course, this fits the definition of a paradox, a statement or proposition that despite sound

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