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It's heartening to read all of the quality ponderings, theories, and beliefs on this board. It is entirely unlikely that we will never learn the answers nor even develop the means to test most of the theories of time travel. With this in mind it all seems a futile exercise. But it's entertaining, which, in the context of this paragraph, may turn out to have more value than the truth.
I've had some entertaining ponderings, theories and beliefs that I would like to share.
Its romantic to think of controlling time like the skip button on a CD Player where the one pressing the button is immune to its effects. Many times when we think of going back in time we think of staying on Earth (not ending up a million miles away from the moving Earth) retaining the knowledge we possess and using it to our advantage in the past or learning from the future.
The closest thing we can come to human time travel with the current technology is to preserve ourselves by dropping the temperature. Time doesn't move more quickly, life moves more slowly. Time loses its effects as they pertain to the world around us. If we can resume consciousness years down the time road we would effectively perceive that we have traveled time.
In order to travel through time we would have to posses the ability to control all matter. Some theories I maintain of time control have time reversing or accelerating forward and effecting all matter. The task then is to retain the knowledge or imprint it upon our past or future selves. Imagine freezing a bio-chemical imprint (or whatever it takes) of ourselves and unfreezing it when time has resumed to its normal speed.
Think of everything that is happening in the universe from nanosecond to nanosecond and slice it like bread (a near infinite number per second). Tag each one with an identifier. Use these identifiers as reference points to go where you will. If you can impose just your section of the slice you will be a time traveler.
For the time being we are bound by time. It is a part of our essence and structure more than any element. It contains and governs our substance. Time is the relationship of all matter and space. For us to measure time we need matter and space and vice versa. In the beginning there was time not nothing.
I've had some entertaining ponderings, theories and beliefs that I would like to share.
Its romantic to think of controlling time like the skip button on a CD Player where the one pressing the button is immune to its effects. Many times when we think of going back in time we think of staying on Earth (not ending up a million miles away from the moving Earth) retaining the knowledge we possess and using it to our advantage in the past or learning from the future.
The closest thing we can come to human time travel with the current technology is to preserve ourselves by dropping the temperature. Time doesn't move more quickly, life moves more slowly. Time loses its effects as they pertain to the world around us. If we can resume consciousness years down the time road we would effectively perceive that we have traveled time.
In order to travel through time we would have to posses the ability to control all matter. Some theories I maintain of time control have time reversing or accelerating forward and effecting all matter. The task then is to retain the knowledge or imprint it upon our past or future selves. Imagine freezing a bio-chemical imprint (or whatever it takes) of ourselves and unfreezing it when time has resumed to its normal speed.
Think of everything that is happening in the universe from nanosecond to nanosecond and slice it like bread (a near infinite number per second). Tag each one with an identifier. Use these identifiers as reference points to go where you will. If you can impose just your section of the slice you will be a time traveler.
For the time being we are bound by time. It is a part of our essence and structure more than any element. It contains and governs our substance. Time is the relationship of all matter and space. For us to measure time we need matter and space and vice versa. In the beginning there was time not nothing.