CorrupTron Wrote: Subject1138 Wrote: LWSrocks Wrote:I'm surprised nobody mentioned the future. I would go to December 23rd, 2012 to make sure the world didn't end and then I'd tell everybody it was a fake. But then again- if the world DID end, does that mean I would die if I went there? This reminds me of Einstein's time travel conundrum. I think it was Einstein... Anyway, he (if it was him) presented the problem of a person going back in time to kill their father, because they want never to have been born. So they go back, succeed and were never born, but the problem is, if they were never born, they couldn't have gone back in time to prevent their birth, so they were born, but they went back in time and prevented their birth, so they weren't born, but if they weren't born there was no one to prevent the birth. Ha. And then you've broken time and caused a circle of nonsense that will never end. The Grandfather Paradox makes this an impossibility. If you went back in time and killed your parents, you'd still exist. Why? Because by going back in time you are creating a new timeline tangential to the one whence you came from. To put it simply, Back to the Future is flawed. Marty would not be erased from the photograph because even if his parents never got together he would still exist, he just wouldn't have been born in that instance of the timeline. The problem with people thinking about time travel is that, as Doc says, aren't thinking fourth dimensionally, they are thinking linearly.

Time Travel is a nasty business. If we're thinking 4th dimensionally, I figure that means you can't change time, but time changes you.


So if you go back in time to try to prevent your birth and if you'd still exist, It seems to mean our perception of time is changed, but not the events contained therein.

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I added a new destination in what I would do

I'd Go back in time and visit Washington D.C. on February 9th 1964 and stay there until 11th to see a specific band play at the Washington Sports Arena.

Kat Wrote: typicaltronname Wrote:I added a new destination in what I would do I'd Go back in time and visit Washington D.C. on February 9th 1964 and stay there until 11th to see a specific band play at the Washington Sports Arena. Good call! I'd go back to that same date but I'd get tickets for the Ed Sullivan show on that day. (I guess I'd go back REALLY REALLY early to be the first one to buy in, though, so I could make sure to get them...)

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CorrupTron Wrote:The Grandfather Paradox makes this an impossibility. If you went back in time and killed your parents, you'd still exist. Why? Because by going back in time you are creating a new timeline tangential to the one whence you came from. To put it simply, Back to the Future is flawed. Marty would not be erased from the photograph because even if his parents never got together he would still exist, he just wouldn't have been born in that instance of the timeline. The problem with people thinking about time travel is that, as Doc says, aren't thinking fourth dimensionally, they are thinking linearly.

You mean like in Star Trek 2009? Spock Prime's timeline still exists, he's just not in it anymore?

nerdgirl1122 Wrote:Well, I would go back to when every one thought Star Trek's cell-phone type things were "SOOO COOL!" and show them my Android phone (which can do WAAAAY more than talking)

*has a flip-phone, is still trying to figure out a way to make it chirp when it's opened* Since the only thing I use my phone for is to call people(I'm a teenage girl and I don't text, I know, a great shock to everyone), I don't actually need one that does more. It might be cool to get an iphone(or whatever the Verizon equivalent is), then I wouldn't have to worry about having to remember to charge my phone - I never forget to charge my ipod.

Kat Wrote:Y'know, it occurred to me tonight that I'd love to go back to a time without artificial light, when the only thing that kept me from seeing the stars--the real stars--was a few campfires. ("Og! Put that fire out, you're creating light pollution! Jerk.") (and then I'd come back to the present with soap and feminism and stuff. But I might spend one night way back then.)

Yeah, it really does depend on if you're going to visit or to stay. I don't think there would be any time I'd like to stay in, but there are plenty I'd like to visit.

Kat Wrote: typicaltronname Wrote:And yes, going back in time to the 80's to See Tron in theaters is a given, we would ALL do that. I can just see us all in the theater... --*nudges the guy in the next seat over* "Wait until the sequel!" --*yelling across the theater to someone else* "See, that WAS a plot hole!" --*yelling at screen* "What about wi-fi, Flynn?" How many people would wear their T:L costumes to the original? And we'd have to take Tron Guy.

I just got this mental image of a theater in 1982 - the premier, all the actors are there and staring with huge eyes as all the members of the Tron-Sector, who were too young or not born when the movie first came out, rez in out of nowhere (that's how I'd see it, no big machine, just some sort of belt you wear; you type in the day/month/year, press the button, and ZAP!). We're all carrying disks and wearing costumes covered in EL wire and such. We all file past the actors, waving and chattering - we'll get autographs and everything after the movie.

CorrupTron Wrote:I would go back in time about 3 or 4 months and prevent Suck Masters from pulling the Castor figures from the S2 case packs and destroying almost all of them.

We could all bust into their warehouse a la Sam into Encom and make a heist? I wonder if they have any big doors...

Kat Wrote: CorrupTron Wrote:I would go back in time about 3 or 4 months and prevent Suck Masters from pulling the Castor figures from the S2 case packs and destroying almost all of them. We could all bust into their warehouse a la Sam into Encom and make a heist? I wonder if they have any big doors...

You mean using a Nokia phone to hack the lock? >.>

overRIDE Wrote: Kat Wrote: CorrupTron Wrote:I would go back in time about 3 or 4 months and prevent Suck Masters from pulling the Castor figures from the S2 case packs and destroying almost all of them. We could all bust into their warehouse a la Sam into Encom and make a heist? I wonder if they have any big doors... I'm down. I'm gonna steal like 50 Kevin Flynn and Rinzler discs (maybe that's why there's such little supply).

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overRIDE Wrote:I don't want to travel back in time, I want to go like 10 years in the future. I just hope that the entire world hasn't been destroyed. As soon as I walk out of the time machine I die from radiation poison (or possibly cannibals/zombies devouring my flesh). That would suck.

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