The almighty TIME MACHINE.
By cillerman
@cillerman (403)
Bulgaria
February 2, 2007 5:58pm CST
If a time machine would really be invented... then why hasn't anyone return to our time. In this very moment. Did you ever think about that? That's why I don't believe in the invention of the time machine and time travelling at all. There are no sightings of that and no reported stories. No time machine for me.
What about you?
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@BizarreTees (29)
• United States
2 Feb 07
People don't return to our time because it sucks. LOL. Really though, I don't believe in time machines... it's the whole 'paradox' thing. :)
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@cillerman (403)
• Bulgaria
3 Feb 07
Yes. Not many people do. I now do... again.
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@grayangel (274)
• United States
3 Feb 07
There is a theory that a time machine can be invented but it can not go back in time before it was created. It has been a long time so I do now know all about the theory but with that in mind, I think time travel is possible, I mean at the even horizon of a Black hole time stop right?
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@cillerman (403)
• Bulgaria
3 Feb 07
That response opened my eyes. Now I still believe. But I'll think about that when I go to bed. Thank you.
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@cillerman (403)
• Bulgaria
12 Feb 07
With infinite time and space all things are possible. That's my theory and I stick to it. It's like the Golden Law for me. No, "Golden Law" doesn't sound good for a name.
Unbreakable law. ;)
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@grayangel (274)
• United States
3 Feb 07
Thanks it just just a theory that I had, I know other people have thought of that before me. Time travel just may be possible...
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@suspenseful (40193)
• Canada
24 Sep 07
I suppose it is the grass is greener in the other time and there is that superstition that if you disturb the dirt in the other time, what you would return to would not be the right time.
Also if one returns to the past, and lets say, one may change one's life, one has to also return to the physical and chronological age one is then, but since he is using a time machine, he does not. So lets say, the time machine goes instantly back but that when it goes forward, it ages the person. So he might die in the attempt. So it could be that it is too risky.
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