Theory of Seperate Time and Space

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Petros

Temporal Novice
I talked with a friend recently and he proposed the theory that there are an infinite number of time "periods" and that each one was in no way dependent on any other, meaning, even if I went back to February 8, 1998, 12 hours 16 seconds 89 miliseconds, and so on, and assasiinated a major political leader, that when I returned to my time period (However unlikely that may be) that leader would still be alive because his life on February 8, 1998 and son on, was not dependent on his life at the present. Opinions?
 
if any one could really go back in time and change things by now the twin towers will be still there you know. And there is a energy walls that keep use from getting to another demesions, so there may be one for time. this energy wall will fallow each and every one of use everywhere the only way to go though this wall is that "your speed" is faster then the speed that the energy wall can fallow you."your speed" mean how fast you go not by using machines or any thing. if you try to use machines, the machine may go back in time but not you. you may be traped in to a place of no time /ttiforum/images/graemlins/cry.gif. that is what i think it may me the truth who knows /ttiforum/images/graemlins/confused.gif
 
To: timetravelinstitute website readers concerned:

For time travel theories:
Universe may have parallel time lines. Parallel time lines may intersect or
become one time line temporarily. A time line may not need
a past to exist; it may be generated by the universe. The people that may exits
in this new time line may inherit memory from the parent universe, original
universe or time line without having lived in this original time line. The present
may be affected by the future; a future time in a parallel universe may be
part of the past of the present time of a universe.
This may make time travel possible.

Leonard
March 15, 2003.
 
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