I am here for now on assignment
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Re: answer to Jmpett
To Dar:
Back when John Titor predicted that the US would split into five regions, I predicted instead that the United States of America would merge with Canada and Mexico to form the North American Union. Also, that the dollar would be replaced by the amero.
So, which one is it? /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif
To Dar:
Back when John Titor predicted that the US would split into five regions, I predicted instead that the United States of America would merge with Canada and Mexico to form the North American Union. Also, that the dollar would be replaced by the amero.
So, which one is it? /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif
JustLurking
Chrono Cadet
Re: answer to Jmpett
Why would this be important to Darwin's mission? He only came here to this timeline with enough pertinent information to complete his assignment, which was to observe some event unfolding, and then return to his own timeline.
Why would this be important to Darwin's mission? He only came here to this timeline with enough pertinent information to complete his assignment, which was to observe some event unfolding, and then return to his own timeline.
timetravelerbeliever
Chrono Cadet
Re: answer to Jmpett
thanks jmpet. I understand that you like to debunk people and all. It just pisses me off that you always accuse me
. I dont blame you. There are many liars lying around here, if not all of them...it is a sad thing.
-Regards
thanks jmpet. I understand that you like to debunk people and all. It just pisses me off that you always accuse me
. I dont blame you. There are many liars lying around here, if not all of them...it is a sad thing.-Regards
DarwinMurphy
Chrono Cadet
Re: answer to HdrKid
Hdr;
To be honest with you, I knew nothing of Mr. Titor until I shot here about 2 liner months ago. I was shown some of the claims made, and the pictures (which made me laugh) and that about blankets the sum of my knowledge.
Although I have been directly asked in private messages several times, I will not speak ill of Titor, that is not my goal.
From when I come from your prediction is closer, but still quite accurate. Somewhen earlier I described the boundaries of the Reich in the America's and it does encompass most of the United States, some of Mexico, and some of Canada.
We do not use Ameros, as you call them. Money is simply called units.
Hdr;
To be honest with you, I knew nothing of Mr. Titor until I shot here about 2 liner months ago. I was shown some of the claims made, and the pictures (which made me laugh) and that about blankets the sum of my knowledge.
Although I have been directly asked in private messages several times, I will not speak ill of Titor, that is not my goal.
From when I come from your prediction is closer, but still quite accurate. Somewhen earlier I described the boundaries of the Reich in the America's and it does encompass most of the United States, some of Mexico, and some of Canada.
We do not use Ameros, as you call them. Money is simply called units.
Re: answer to Eric Carr
Hi Dar:
Quick question. I am getting ready with a shelter for what will soon happen. Some people want to keep goats and chickens in the shelter for fresh eggs and milk.
Would it be a good idea to preserve horses and cattle?
Before you laugh take a look at this link.
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/09/car_uses_real_l.php
Hi Dar:
Quick question. I am getting ready with a shelter for what will soon happen. Some people want to keep goats and chickens in the shelter for fresh eggs and milk.
Would it be a good idea to preserve horses and cattle?
Before you laugh take a look at this link.
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/09/car_uses_real_l.php
DarwinMurphy
Chrono Cadet
Re: Answer to Darby
Darby;
Your confounding of some of the simplest of points of observation is parmaount to lunar. Are you so confused with your own personal frame of reference tha tyou need another to conduct a simply experiment.
You asked about my frame of reference: I'll put it as simply as I possibly can...You and I are presently in the same timestream. This means that for each second that ticks off of clock X (of Y number of pulses from this or that substance) that one second elapses for you, and for myself.
My frame of reference is yours: one second of tick on a clock, any clock, it doesn't matter (again I remind you that time is a subjective imposition that humankind has subjected itself to...if you cannot graps that space, time, and existing dimensions are all subjective we can never make any progress).
As you note the clock, you are W seconds old. As the clock clicks through one minute you are W+60 seconds old, and have moved from point T1 to point T1 (plus 60 seconds).
In essence, as time passes, you pass through time.
To try to bait me into some abstract method of relating to measured and liner time is simply a null effort.
You are well aware that as you age each second you also pass into another second. Trying to confound the truth with jargon and systematic implications does not net fsh.
Darby;
Your confounding of some of the simplest of points of observation is parmaount to lunar. Are you so confused with your own personal frame of reference tha tyou need another to conduct a simply experiment.
You asked about my frame of reference: I'll put it as simply as I possibly can...You and I are presently in the same timestream. This means that for each second that ticks off of clock X (of Y number of pulses from this or that substance) that one second elapses for you, and for myself.
My frame of reference is yours: one second of tick on a clock, any clock, it doesn't matter (again I remind you that time is a subjective imposition that humankind has subjected itself to...if you cannot graps that space, time, and existing dimensions are all subjective we can never make any progress).
As you note the clock, you are W seconds old. As the clock clicks through one minute you are W+60 seconds old, and have moved from point T1 to point T1 (plus 60 seconds).
In essence, as time passes, you pass through time.
To try to bait me into some abstract method of relating to measured and liner time is simply a null effort.
You are well aware that as you age each second you also pass into another second. Trying to confound the truth with jargon and systematic implications does not net fsh.
DarwinMurphy
Chrono Cadet
Re: answer to hdrkid
I suggest that if you want to have someplace to put your saddle that you keep horses.
If you want fresh milk and cheeseburgers, then you should keep cows.
And don't forget Banaca! The only thing worse than fighting off hordes of starving masses is fighting them off with foul breath.
In all seriousness, unless the TP is successful, there isn't a shelter avaiable to hide you from the changes that are coming.
From what I've seen thus far, even if events become diffused and averted, the general attitude of the populace make it rife for what I know happened.
I suggest that if you want to have someplace to put your saddle that you keep horses.
If you want fresh milk and cheeseburgers, then you should keep cows.
And don't forget Banaca! The only thing worse than fighting off hordes of starving masses is fighting them off with foul breath.
In all seriousness, unless the TP is successful, there isn't a shelter avaiable to hide you from the changes that are coming.
From what I've seen thus far, even if events become diffused and averted, the general attitude of the populace make it rife for what I know happened.
Darby
Epochal Historian
Re: Answer to Darby
Darwin,
Abstract method of relating...time???
Holy cow. What's so damned "abstract" about the special theory of relativity in a discussion about time travel?
The point is that you are supposed to be a time traveler but it does seem that you've never heard of STR and most definitely have no understanding of it at all. If that wasn't the case you'd have never related our "clocks" in the manner in which you did in several previous posts. You made statements that a time traveler might more closely consider before making them because what you said isn't at all true.
I wasn't being in the least abstract. I was asking a question central to the theme of your...uh, story.
Darwin,
Abstract method of relating...time???
Holy cow. What's so damned "abstract" about the special theory of relativity in a discussion about time travel?
The point is that you are supposed to be a time traveler but it does seem that you've never heard of STR and most definitely have no understanding of it at all. If that wasn't the case you'd have never related our "clocks" in the manner in which you did in several previous posts. You made statements that a time traveler might more closely consider before making them because what you said isn't at all true.
I wasn't being in the least abstract. I was asking a question central to the theme of your...uh, story.
JustLurking
Chrono Cadet
Re: answer to hdrkid
Better yet, I've a new definition for "Time Traveler" One who makes the "time" to "travel"(here to TTI)and post meaningless BS /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Better yet, I've a new definition for "Time Traveler" One who makes the "time" to "travel"(here to TTI)and post meaningless BS /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Darby
Epochal Historian
Re: answer to hdrkid
jmpet,
It's not so much a law as it is an observation that several of us have made over the past five to seven years. The theory is, basically, that about every two weeks a new time traveler will come along. On average they last for about 10 days to be replaced by another time traveler three to six days later.
Some of the new time travelers are sockpuppets of former time travelers.
Do we have too many fake time travelers? Nah. But we do have too many time travelers who come only to make fun of the community and we have too many time travelers who don't have the talent to make it at least interesting. Two two groups tend to overlap - they both make fun of the community and they rarely have the talent to make their story very interesting. Members of the latter group tend to clone the Titor Saga in some fashion rather than expending some independent creative energy to make up their own story.
jmpet,
It's not so much a law as it is an observation that several of us have made over the past five to seven years. The theory is, basically, that about every two weeks a new time traveler will come along. On average they last for about 10 days to be replaced by another time traveler three to six days later.
Some of the new time travelers are sockpuppets of former time travelers.
Do we have too many fake time travelers? Nah. But we do have too many time travelers who come only to make fun of the community and we have too many time travelers who don't have the talent to make it at least interesting. Two two groups tend to overlap - they both make fun of the community and they rarely have the talent to make their story very interesting. Members of the latter group tend to clone the Titor Saga in some fashion rather than expending some independent creative energy to make up their own story.
JustLurking
Chrono Cadet
Re: answer to hdrkid
Thanks. After getting up to speed, on reading this thread - I'm surprised Darwin hasn't screamed "Uncle" yet. :D
Thanks. After getting up to speed, on reading this thread - I'm surprised Darwin hasn't screamed "Uncle" yet. :D
SkeptiSaurus
Chrono Cadet
Re: answer to hdrkid
Maybe its the same guy /ttiforum/images/graemlins/ooo.gif
Maybe its the same guy /ttiforum/images/graemlins/ooo.gif
recall15
Dimensional Traveler
Re: answer to hdrkid
After the time quake we got the amero:
video of the coin
more:
AMERO COIN
Ok Dar, what do you think about...
--
regards
http://spaceheroes.org/
After the time quake we got the amero:
video of the coin
more:
AMERO COIN
Ok Dar, what do you think about...
--
regards
http://spaceheroes.org/
JustLurking
Chrono Cadet
Re: answer to hdrkid
Interesting links Recall.
Rest of my non medicated rant removed...
Interesting links Recall.
Rest of my non medicated rant removed...