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<p>Doctor Strange would be perfect for handling that. I want this to happen to prevent the mess that happens in the comics with Time travel to happen in the movies.</p>

<p>I think it would be interesting if there is some Cosmic Time-Space "Sentient entity" that exists in the quantum realm and got enraged by the Avengers abusing time travel in this film that it sees what they did as damaging the space time continuum and would seek vengeance for their actions.</p><p>
</p><p>I think this entity would be a good villain for Doctor Strange to battle. And to make the heroes think twice about using Time Travel to solve their problems.</p>

<p>I feel if this concept gets revisited in the future. It's going to become such a cop out answer to situations that look so grim, that it would lose the impact of the drama if it is used repeatedly like this. </p><p>
</p><p>To the point where Marvel does its own version of the Flashpoint Paradox to reset everything. Because of the mess that Time Travel can cause, It makes it really hard to keep track of everything.</p><p>
</p><p>Time Travel in comics is a slippery slope concept. Once it starts, its hard to not want use it again.</p>

<p>The primary reason for why Thanos has this mindset is because of what happened to his home Planet: Titan. As he explained in Infinity War. His race were people who could live a very long time, but kept reproducing irresponsibly. When the threat of civilization collapse was immanent for Titan because of this. Thanos proposed genocide to half of the titans to save their planet. But his kind rejected him.</p><p>
</p><p>They never tried to elaborate on how this could have made things worse for Titan, nor why it should have been condemned and thus change Thanos' thinking style for this. When TItian fell and Thanos became the only survivor, from it. His voice and reason was the only one left and thus he became cemented in his belief that his solution would have saved Titan. Which gave birth to his ambition to spread it across the universe.</p><p>
</p><p>In Thanos' mind, it works. Infinity War tried to show justification of the results of his actions on other worlds like he described the effects he did to Gamora's planet as "a paradise" .</p><p>
</p><p>Thanos's reason for this is based entirely on what Titan had to offer. If that planet had the ability to double resources, then he could have tried to spread this across the universe instead. But the fact that they didn't and his mind has already been cemented on the genocide method. He would never try to double resources as a solution.</p>