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8/15/2013 8:14:09 AM
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Time travel. Not where... but when?
So my fellow companions, you are given the ability to travel through space and time, where would you go, or should I say [i]when[/i] will you go?
Do you ever wonder if different time periods in the past are actually the way you imagine them to be or maybe how shows and movies portray them?
Would you take the risk of traveling into a future that may or may not be bright and glorious but instead in distress? And if it was would you try to change it... Which brings me to another question...
Are time travelers who try to make a difference in the past, discover that they are the forgers of our timeline or are they intruders in history?
In other words, by traveling into the past are we changing it and affecting the future from which you came from [i]or[/i] by traveling into the past are we simply doing what has already happened and was meant to happen, we are just reliving history through our own individual perspective that we never knew existed. So technically you knew yourself more in the past than you did in the future! So much to think about..
There is about 8 or 9 questions I've asked so far, please feel free to either share your thoughts on any of them or even all if them in one reply! Thank you I hope to bring large amounts of discussion and opinions as this is one of my very few topics I have created:)
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Not too far forward or back so that my immune system isn't attacked by too many pathogens that it wouldn't be used to. Probably just to my own past or future to tell myself something.
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1 ReplyNot where, Mr Powers, but when?
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3 RepliesIf you activated a time machine that kept you in that exact position you would have to be really good at math to figure out the exact time so the Earth is there and not rotating somewhere else around the sun. Aka you are in space because at that time the earth is not at that particular position.
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You would have to travel in very precise increments of time. Travel for two long and the Earth would no longer be where you traveled back to. You would travel right into orbit
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If anyone's seen gravity falls After using time machine accidentally Dipper: When are we? Mabel: The real question is WHEN a- oh did you already? Dipper: Yeah but good try
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24 hours ago, and create this thread before you do.
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Pick the winning lottery numbers obviously.
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3 RepliesI'd press the wibbly button.
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Edited by die wily: 8/16/2013 8:10:03 AMi'd travel to early 2004 my childhood when i was about to break up with a shreksy ogirl. i was really stressed because i didn't have my shrek fix and may seemed so far far away. i mayde a mistake and i never got layd because of it. but that's gonna ch-ch-change now.
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6 RepliesIm from the year 7,000 I was thrown back in time to the year 100 BCE. Time is nothing to me for I am immortal, I would like to travel to saturn though it seems nice.
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3 RepliesI've always been fond of the 26th Century.
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1 ReplyTo the age of Milkomeda.
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2 Replies"Goes to the future" See the winning numbers for next four lotto games "Come back to present" Buy tickets instant win
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1 ReplyI would go to a place where a bunch of scientists will congregate in the future, then go to that future time. Just show up right in front of them.
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3 RepliesJuly 7, 2410
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"goes into future" "grabs/buys new stuff from the future such as music,vehicules,anything else" "return to the present/past and tell everyone I made this and that" "?" "profit"
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I'd travel to 2513 to see if we're an inter-stellar civilization yet.
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2 RepliesI got lost in the title lol??
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2 RepliesI'd go to 2313 and see how we're doin'
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My main already beat King Ghidorah from the past [i]and[/i] the future in the same movie. Time Travel doesn't matter.
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1 ReplyA couple million years into the future, I want to see Earth when It's completely abandoned.
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Traveling to the past violates causality. I'd go about 100 years into the future. Would be sweet to see the advancements we've made in quantum mechanics and possibly the discovery of a unified field theory/confirmation of string/multiverse theory. I expect us to have ruined the planet by about 2200, so 100 years sounds like a reasonable point to travel to
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1 ReplyI plan to cryogenically freeze myself until the future. Not sure [i]when[/i] I should freeze myself though. And I'm packing a pistol if the future turns out to be shite.
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The future! Probably like 100 years in the future, that would be awesome!
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2 RepliesIf I could travel through time, I would definitely not go to the past. We know what happened already. The future is much more interesting. Of course, not if I land in a time where humans have evacuated earth and I'm stuck with Wall-E.
