Troy Titor1
Temporal Novice
Would it be possible to condense our memories into the form of data and send them back in time?
Let's say the me of 2046 decided he wanted to time leap back to 2010. To do this, he compressed his memories into an incredibly small amount of data, and sent them via cell phone back to 2010 through a Kerr Black hole (or whatever theory suits your fancy). The memories are then transmitted from the past me's cell phone into the temporal lobe of the me of 2010. As our memories from before the future memories arrived should be exactly the same, no serious amnesia would occur, save for the few seconds it took 2010 me to answer his phone.
Let's say the me of 2046 decided he wanted to time leap back to 2010. To do this, he compressed his memories into an incredibly small amount of data, and sent them via cell phone back to 2010 through a Kerr Black hole (or whatever theory suits your fancy). The memories are then transmitted from the past me's cell phone into the temporal lobe of the me of 2010. As our memories from before the future memories arrived should be exactly the same, no serious amnesia would occur, save for the few seconds it took 2010 me to answer his phone.