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By inventing a Timemachine you immediately become the inventor of everything that came before it....
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Insane Bartender wrote:
> cookie monster wrote:
> It is not impossible. Time travel into the past is possible, but it
> would only be possible to travel back a second at best.
>
> Were it possible to travel into the past, that ability would already
> have been massively abused by future generations, quite easilly
> causing a paradox, destroying the universe. top stuff.
What? You are saying time travel would already have been exploited by generations which have not even existed yet, now thats impossible.
> cookie monster wrote:
> It is not impossible. Time travel into the past is possible, but it
> would only be possible to travel back a second at best.
>
> Were it possible to travel into the past, that ability would already
> have been massively abused by future generations, quite easilly
> causing a paradox, destroying the universe. top stuff.
What? You are saying time travel would already have been exploited by generations which have not even existed yet, now thats impossible.
Your Honour wrote:
> bigyin wrote:
> here's something, why is diluting juice made from flavouring but
> washing up liquid made from real lemons
>
>
>
> That really fits in with the rest of this thread. Well done.
>
> Fool.
To be fair... I don't think there is a thread this would fit into?
> bigyin wrote:
> here's something, why is diluting juice made from flavouring but
> washing up liquid made from real lemons
>
>
>
> That really fits in with the rest of this thread. Well done.
>
> Fool.
To be fair... I don't think there is a thread this would fit into?
Your Honour wrote:
> Because they shut on Christmas day.
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Why is Your Honour gay?
> Because they shut on Christmas day.
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Why is Your Honour gay?
When you're riding in a time machine way far into the future, don't stick your elbow out the window, or it'll turn into a fossil.
SHEEPY wrote:
> Why do 24 hour shops have locks on doors?
Because they shut on Christmas day.
> Why do 24 hour shops have locks on doors?
Because they shut on Christmas day.
bigyin wrote:
> here's something, why is diluting juice made from flavouring but
> washing up liquid made from real lemons
That really fits in with the rest of this thread. Well done.
Fool.
> here's something, why is diluting juice made from flavouring but
> washing up liquid made from real lemons
That really fits in with the rest of this thread. Well done.
Fool.
Why do 24 hour shops have locks on doors?
Time travel IS possible... there are solutions to Einsteinian space-time equations that allow world lines to jump backwards...
However, there is the question "Why aren't there MILLIONS of time travellors here now?" If time travel was invented sometime in the future, then from then until the end of time, people would travel through time. Assuming we live in an open universe, millions of people, and aliens, will travel back to this time, right here right now, during the life of the universe.... we should see them surely?
The answer is that there must be something preventing time travel. Although equations make it possible, they do not say it will happen. Perhaps the amount of power needed to do it will always exceed what any civilisation possesses? More realistically, maybe no civilisation will last long enough to develop it (Stephen Hawkings has said that humanity only has 2000 more years, and then we'll destroy ourselves!)
Sonic
However, there is the question "Why aren't there MILLIONS of time travellors here now?" If time travel was invented sometime in the future, then from then until the end of time, people would travel through time. Assuming we live in an open universe, millions of people, and aliens, will travel back to this time, right here right now, during the life of the universe.... we should see them surely?
The answer is that there must be something preventing time travel. Although equations make it possible, they do not say it will happen. Perhaps the amount of power needed to do it will always exceed what any civilisation possesses? More realistically, maybe no civilisation will last long enough to develop it (Stephen Hawkings has said that humanity only has 2000 more years, and then we'll destroy ourselves!)
Sonic
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