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Are time travelers invisible to us?
- Thread starter Seesaw
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Trevor Jameson1
Temporal Novice
No, they are not invisible; you can see them, but you would probably not recognize them as time travelers since they look just like any normal person. Even if one of them told you they were a time traveler, you would not believe them anyway, even if you observed their equipment.
Earlier this year, I was asked a similar question from a colleague, a new member of our team. He asked, “is it okay to talk to people? Will I be arrested, or will our project be compromised if they find out who we are?” The answer is yes, it is okay to talk to whomever you want, and you can tell them what we are doing… it really doesn’t matter, because no one will believe you; they will discount you and then forget about it. And no, the project will not be compromised simply by talking to people during the project. However, interacting with people will most certainly create a future that is different from the one you left. The changes can be so slight that it’s never noticed, or, the changes could be disastrous. The mathematical model we use predicts an acceptable risk as long as the project is properly planned, and we follow predetermined guidelines to help reduce the risk as much as possible. But simply talking to people and interacting with them poses only a slight risk, which we accept as part of our work.
Earlier this year, I was asked a similar question from a colleague, a new member of our team. He asked, “is it okay to talk to people? Will I be arrested, or will our project be compromised if they find out who we are?” The answer is yes, it is okay to talk to whomever you want, and you can tell them what we are doing… it really doesn’t matter, because no one will believe you; they will discount you and then forget about it. And no, the project will not be compromised simply by talking to people during the project. However, interacting with people will most certainly create a future that is different from the one you left. The changes can be so slight that it’s never noticed, or, the changes could be disastrous. The mathematical model we use predicts an acceptable risk as long as the project is properly planned, and we follow predetermined guidelines to help reduce the risk as much as possible. But simply talking to people and interacting with them poses only a slight risk, which we accept as part of our work.
No_More_Bets
Chrono Cadet
So if it really doesn’t matter then, why don’t you tell us in detail, the project you’re working on. From your comment it sounds as if you’re certain time travel has been achieved.
I second No More Bets comment. When in a Time Travel forum, where there are serious researchers, it is not enough to claim a system of interacting with, or bypassing time without a conceptual framework at the very least.
I also find the question “Are Time travelers invisible to us” to be an incomplete question.
When would time travelers be visible to us, at what stage of the process in the time travel, and what would they look like to us during the process of time travel might be pertinent here in order to even answer this question.
I would also add that Yes, time travel has been achieved.
I also find the question “Are Time travelers invisible to us” to be an incomplete question.
When would time travelers be visible to us, at what stage of the process in the time travel, and what would they look like to us during the process of time travel might be pertinent here in order to even answer this question.
I would also add that Yes, time travel has been achieved.
Kyline Hillon
Temporal Novice
Yes. Most time travelers are historians from the years 2640-3100, so they want their identity not to be breached to the public. Time travel devices are only used in universities, and are highly protected from the public. Most time travelers will only admit themselves online via public computers, as am I.
Every mystery in the universe can be answered by the invisible. God, spirits, time travelers, aliens. It all relevant, and could very well be all one in the same.
There is an episode of Family guy where by time traveling Stewy creates the big bang, and sub sequentially a causality loop. Objectively it sounds impossible to create the universe you were created from, but in a sense its just confusing as there being Nothing, and then nothing exploding.
So I restate, blame the invisible.
There is an episode of Family guy where by time traveling Stewy creates the big bang, and sub sequentially a causality loop. Objectively it sounds impossible to create the universe you were created from, but in a sense its just confusing as there being Nothing, and then nothing exploding.
So I restate, blame the invisible.