Time Travel or Programming Problems

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Johnny

Temporal Novice
I was sitting yesterday watching television around 10:30pm. I was watching "something about mary", then I changed the channel to discovery channel and was watching "mythbusters", specific scenes on both shows. I decided to change back to "something" and I could not find it, so I figure it is in commercials. I kept surfing, and finally found it. Probably 5-10 minutes passed. I was watching the same scene again were I left off at 10:30pm. I thought that maybe it was another channel playing the movie just minutes delayed. So I got to commercials, like the previous time, and decided to go to the Discovery channel again. There it was playing "mythbusters" the same scene were I left off the first time. I freaked out. Unless it was my cable company doing something to the programming, I cant understand it. I suffer deja vus every other week, but this thing took the cake. This wasnt deja vu because I lived it (in real life, not in memory). I have also lost a day back in '92. Went to sleep on Tuesday, woke up on Thursday. I dont sleep that much but I don't remember Wednesday to this day. Anything similar happen to anyone.
 
is that considered time travel? I never heard of timequakes, but after doing some research, well according to Kurt Vonnegut, you have no control until time catches up with the present. You just relive everything up until the quake. Is this true? I think I had some control. Where can I find more info? Thanks.
 
I was wondering if you'd do the research and find out what a timequake according to Vonnegut is. although in his book TimeQuake you are doomed to relieve that portion of your life without being able to alter it, I believe that part is incorrect. I believe time is not set, and if you experience fluctuations in time you will eventually be caught up to the Norm but you will also notice the differences and be able to make any choice you want.

There are probably many different kinds of timequakes. from localized distortions to universal wide phenomenon. But then again, time is relative and not constant.
 
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