And, given that we're on the time travel board im of course, talking about the side effects of time travel.
This has probally been discussed before (i didnt check ), and if it was sorry.
If someone travel through time and was exposed to the associated effects, what would happen to the person ? - what has happened to the person ? ;-)
We know about the Philadelhia Experiment in '43, and the effects that it had on the sailors (or test subjects) in question - being dementia, paranoia, being 'lodged' in solid steel, becoming invisible etc.
The same risks (or similiar ) could be said to put the lives of potential time-travellers at risk also.
My thinking on the dementia side is that the subconcious mind, know that it shouldnt be in the place/time constantly seeks to return home so its own place in time and this struggle leads to run-of-the-mill mental illness. Or, the simple fact that the matter of traveller is not intended for that time/place and the effects of spacial equallibrium act upon the body on the level that determones its own existence - 'cosmic balance' i suppose.
Although, the Philadelphia exp. wasnt into time-travel as such, it did put its toes into that area - was it that the ship in Q. was placed in a temporal limbo and faded from existence as well as not at the same time?
+ im beginning to ask myself if that how 'UFOs' attain those speeds they do without the raw forces of nature acting upon them. is it that they become non-existant in the same way and as such arent subjected to the forces that would seem to make those speeds impossible?
Well, i dunno .... im a 'Junior' member
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>Truthguy -> Tiocfaidh MO Lá!
[This message has been edited by truthguy (edited 26 July 2000).]
This has probally been discussed before (i didnt check ), and if it was sorry.
If someone travel through time and was exposed to the associated effects, what would happen to the person ? - what has happened to the person ? ;-)
We know about the Philadelhia Experiment in '43, and the effects that it had on the sailors (or test subjects) in question - being dementia, paranoia, being 'lodged' in solid steel, becoming invisible etc.
The same risks (or similiar ) could be said to put the lives of potential time-travellers at risk also.
My thinking on the dementia side is that the subconcious mind, know that it shouldnt be in the place/time constantly seeks to return home so its own place in time and this struggle leads to run-of-the-mill mental illness. Or, the simple fact that the matter of traveller is not intended for that time/place and the effects of spacial equallibrium act upon the body on the level that determones its own existence - 'cosmic balance' i suppose.
Although, the Philadelphia exp. wasnt into time-travel as such, it did put its toes into that area - was it that the ship in Q. was placed in a temporal limbo and faded from existence as well as not at the same time?
+ im beginning to ask myself if that how 'UFOs' attain those speeds they do without the raw forces of nature acting upon them. is it that they become non-existant in the same way and as such arent subjected to the forces that would seem to make those speeds impossible?
Well, i dunno .... im a 'Junior' member
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>Truthguy -> Tiocfaidh MO Lá!
[This message has been edited by truthguy (edited 26 July 2000).]