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Do you think There might be Time Machines in The Future
I've always asked myself this question. Do you think that may there is a chance that there any may be in the future. That is if scientists try to figure someout,
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What kind of time travel are you talking about? Going to the past like from 2011 to the 1800s/creating a paradox? Going back and getting younger or older as you go? Rewinding everything with you? Going back days but not really affecting time it self? Which one?
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I don't know The One where you go back in time and it creates a paradox.
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Well then that's physically impossible. You can't go back in time and be the same age. You will go as far back as your age lets you.
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For the sake of simplicity, and to receive simple answers, let's say he's referring to the same kind of travel seen in "Back To The Future". |
Yeah, I was kind of referring to the kind of time travel
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Sorry for going overboard. I was actually going to make a thread regarding time travel being possible or not. |
AFAIK the current theories on time travel (based on string theory) would only allow you to travel forward in time, not backwards.
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Reading the early parts of this thread is like watching the mentally deficient battle wits.
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True enough, but Turo, IS THIS YOU?!
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By the way, did you think that up yourself? Because that was lame. And yeah, sure it's me. |
OK, lemme go about this another way. Turo, do you honestly think that stating YOURSELF as a source for something you have no way of knowing anything about DOESN'T make you look idiotic? Look at Rose, she's talking about the string theory; you're talking about TURO THEORY.
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Fine, fine. Lets discuss time travel.
While I think it's pretty lame you shoot down the ideas or possibilities of different forms of time travel, or simply say "NOT POSSIBLE, ACCORDIN' TO ME." I think raising the point of actually questioning time is legitimate. It is, in fact, a man-made concept. A really amazing book on the subject (as well as bringing up far more in depth and downright intruiging/terrifying concepts of time and time's existence), is Einstein's Dreams by Alan Lightman. Each chapter explores time, and its movement, or existence, or -it- as a concept/bieng/tangibility, in very different ways. And, if you really want to screw your head up a bit, whilst considering time, and time travel? Consider the possibilities/existence of Quantum theory/mechanics. That's always fun. |
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