Duffanator
Temporal Novice
http://www.johntitor.com/
He says stuff about not being able to give the names of people who invented the time machine, because it could effect them and therefore stuff everything up.
But he also says that he bought stuff and took it with him.
How does he know that by buying something, the effect of it being sold, since it is no longer there, and he is apparantly from the future, whoever he bought it from has seen him, and this could have an effect on their trip home from work, perhaps it causes them to stay longer at work. Perhaps there was something unusal about him that the person who sold it to him thinks about it and doesn't pay attention while driving home, having a crash, killing or injuring themselfs and others. Would this not have a ripple effect?
Would his site being on the internet, which was found by someone who posted a link on a forum I visit, which caused me to spend hours reading some of his postings, then would that have stopped me from interacting with someone, also causing a ripple effect.
So now the predictions he made may not be able to come true, therefore splitting our 'worldline' from his own? Perhaps there will no longer be a civil war in the US, perhaps in his 'worldline' Bush wasn't reelected.
The pictures of his 'time machine' are laughable, they could be the inside of a construction vehicle. There are no screens providing diagnostics, no (that I can see or recongise) actual controls for travelling through time.
Perhaps it is the inside of a construction vehicle. Perhaps 'John Titor', if it is even his real name, is a lonely construction worker whos life was so boring that he decided to make one up. However, from the way he 'speaks' one would assume that he is quite knowledgeable, smart. Smart enough to fool people into beleiving him? Perhaps one day he will 'return'. Try and convince people to send him money, or perhaps convince them to do something more sinister.
I'm sure that if he were 'here' that he would come up with something that 'explains everything'. But in the end it may just leave you with more questions, shifting your attention to something else, an online 'slight of hand'?
But, if he is actually real, he probably would not use a real name, in case the him from now ever found the site, incase his would be parents ever found the site, and remebered the name, therefore maybe choosing a different name, which when he was being 'evaluated' for time travel would have had him in a different time slot, therefore preventing him from being chosen?
There are so many things that could have been changed that it just doesn't seem possible that he even travelled through time. Maybe when he got here he made a sound, which prevented his birth. In which case it would be deemed to dangerous to use, therefore it never would be.
He says stuff about not being able to give the names of people who invented the time machine, because it could effect them and therefore stuff everything up.
But he also says that he bought stuff and took it with him.
How does he know that by buying something, the effect of it being sold, since it is no longer there, and he is apparantly from the future, whoever he bought it from has seen him, and this could have an effect on their trip home from work, perhaps it causes them to stay longer at work. Perhaps there was something unusal about him that the person who sold it to him thinks about it and doesn't pay attention while driving home, having a crash, killing or injuring themselfs and others. Would this not have a ripple effect?
Would his site being on the internet, which was found by someone who posted a link on a forum I visit, which caused me to spend hours reading some of his postings, then would that have stopped me from interacting with someone, also causing a ripple effect.
So now the predictions he made may not be able to come true, therefore splitting our 'worldline' from his own? Perhaps there will no longer be a civil war in the US, perhaps in his 'worldline' Bush wasn't reelected.
The pictures of his 'time machine' are laughable, they could be the inside of a construction vehicle. There are no screens providing diagnostics, no (that I can see or recongise) actual controls for travelling through time.
Perhaps it is the inside of a construction vehicle. Perhaps 'John Titor', if it is even his real name, is a lonely construction worker whos life was so boring that he decided to make one up. However, from the way he 'speaks' one would assume that he is quite knowledgeable, smart. Smart enough to fool people into beleiving him? Perhaps one day he will 'return'. Try and convince people to send him money, or perhaps convince them to do something more sinister.
I'm sure that if he were 'here' that he would come up with something that 'explains everything'. But in the end it may just leave you with more questions, shifting your attention to something else, an online 'slight of hand'?
But, if he is actually real, he probably would not use a real name, in case the him from now ever found the site, incase his would be parents ever found the site, and remebered the name, therefore maybe choosing a different name, which when he was being 'evaluated' for time travel would have had him in a different time slot, therefore preventing him from being chosen?
There are so many things that could have been changed that it just doesn't seem possible that he even travelled through time. Maybe when he got here he made a sound, which prevented his birth. In which case it would be deemed to dangerous to use, therefore it never would be.