Beautifully put Dakota Wilson… So little un-selfishness in your reason to Time Travel, and I can relate to giving others a second chance.
I’m the last person to call my self perfect. I’ve done mistakes in my past, that I try hard daily to forget. And going back in time to correct them, will surely allow me to live my life to it’s optimum potential.
But it’s wrong to change the past, and dictate what we know now, should be implemented in the past. If we did that, what would that do to our human integrity? What about our principles? Will we be hypocrites and allow something like Time Travel, to do something good?
Do the ends, justify the means?
Should we sacrifice our privacy and our way of life to destroy a threat?
We have compromised enough over time, to the point where it’s wearing thin.
The day to make a decision will someday come.
I fear that we are not ready to take such a leap…
I am reminded of this daily, and many other ethical scenarios. It is my moral anchor, it keeps me grounded. I maintain my humanity by keeping true to my self, and not stopping when something is wrong.
I have to.
Doing so other wise, will make me accept and succumb to all the immorality in the world.
When everyone else catches up to this realization, they may not know how to deal with it, and do something desperate like Time Travel.
I would say to them; “I been feeling this way for years, you don’t see me wanting to time travel to correct the problem.â€
Shows still how disciplined we will be once we “know better.†Still not knowing any better then before.
My advice to those who would sanction such a thing, is have me as your consultant
. I’ll make sure you get it right the first time, every time.
I guess that’s my reason for Time Traveling. To have me talk some sense into those that messed up the Time Line to begin with.
“What were you thinking?†I’d say
.
Truly,
TTA