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Darby wrote:" Every person who takes the time to read his posts changes their schedule from what it would have been had he not caught their attention by posting."


An example from TTP:
http://www.timetravelportal.com/viewtopic.php?t=2971&sid=9592e57073ef5c0a7be9e7af6e42d5bc

an OP said:

"... I'm sorry everyone he's been stalking me for the last few months claiming to be a time traveller and that I'm the mother of the future savior of humanity. Guess who 'daddy' is supposed to be."

and i not shure about to pop up of existence... more to say pop up from this timeline to the next...

last time i found 2 persons with the same name but different surename, in the same office position, and don't look simmilar to the person i start talking about... weird... LOL

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accord with their ruler, so that they will follow him
regardless of their lives, undismayed by any danger.
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>>A future eating bags of 79 cent beans? wow.....Sounds like it is only going to be a good thing for the rich. Which YOU will be in the future. The rest of us better start liking beans?<<

Farms produce more greenhouse gases than cars. People eat less meat in the future, partly because of import taxes and new laws and partly because of the price of meat as a result. No 99 cent fast food chemicalburgers in 2044.

>>Do you think your cancer was caused by this as well?<<

I am genetically predisposed to have cancer. The only thing I can do is prolong it by detecting it sooner, like a few years from now.

>>I still don't get how you can be sure of only ONE tangible reality.??<<
Because there is only energy for one tangable reality. By definition, an alternate reality is required to have as much energy in it as our reality. So if we conclude infinite alternate realities really exist, then your deciding to step left or right creates an entirely new universe. But it has no energy in it- your footstep is not a Big Bang. Now alternate universes may truly exist, but there is only one reality.

>>What if it is just the electrical signals and waves that go through your brain that makes it seem so?<<

For this to be the case, then literally you are fooling yourself. If your mind is the center of the universe then you're God. And if you really are God, you have omnipotence. But you don't. So either you're God and you have amnesia, or you're not God. Proof of this is in the fact that you can actually learn a new thing, like how to ride a bike whereas before you didn't know how. God knows how to ride a bike, God knows everything.

>>If the other universes are not tangible...what are they? ghost worlds?<<

They'd be just as real as ours and quite possibly created by our actions (therefore an infinity of them), but the energy required to reach them is equal to all the energy in this universe. So you're "universe jumping machine" would first have to suck this entire universe into one black hole, then convert that energy to power the universe jumping machine. Even if such a thing were possible, who would build one?

For John Titor's story to be true, it would have to have destroyed the universe he left from, only to create one and enter it: our present. And even if this is possible, he couldn't return to his timeline. Once again- who would build such a doomsday device?

>>Can you explain what "the universe is a lot smaller than you think" means?<<

It means that just because that star is 10 billion light years away and light speed is the fastest possible speed, it dosen't have to take 10 billion years to reach it- there's shortcuts you can use that keep the universe coherent. Like wormholes, but scientifically engineerable.

>>So is this how the station first got built. It was from sending an email back in time? But what Machine received the emails? Who received them?<<

The Branson Foundation.

>>So you predict Hilary Clinton wins the next presidency...<<

Yes, but it's old news to me.

>>It sounds like you are still fighting global warming in the future.<<
Global Warming is a very serious problem- something that if we don't fix we will die from. There is a balance in nature between animals and plants- this is how we continue to asperate in a closed system. This is no "let's worry about it later like we do with everything else"- this is the path to human extinction. The more carbon-based life forms on Earth, the less carbon is in the air. Plant a tree.

>>I have doubts about giving the moon an atmosphere. An interesting thought I guess.<<

That one is way out into the future. This is what people think about in 2044- stuff like that.

>>Do you have the option of going back to 2044 if you decided you made a mistake and didn't want to live here anymore?<<

Nope. One way trip.

>>Do you have forward time traveling as well?<<

Technically you have it now but to do that the way you mean is a lot harder to do because of causality.

>>Does the military or government ever use time travel for their own purposes?<<

Probably. There are conspiracy circles for that.

>>What is something that would disqualify you from being a time traveler even if you had the money to do it?<<

Tattoos are the #1 reason. Tattoos of bands that don't exist of dates of dearly departed loved ones etc. The $15 million dollar price tag is a hard nut to swallow and after that, never being able to return or contact anyone you know eliminates many more. Many people who came back already decoporealized... it's almost impossible to jump back and reach zero hour. I'd say of the 50 that went before me, less than half are still around. Many people jump back then do the infamous "knock on your other self and decorporealize" trick the next day, as if the laws of the universe are going to bend to their whim.

>>Would decorporalization be a just punishment for criminals?<<

What a horrible thing to say- every life is precious.

>>Where do you see time traveling going in the next 30 years from 2044?<<

They speculate the net effect of this will create a "swiss cheese" of time in this place in spacetime, but I really really can't get into that stuff.

>>Is there anything you are not sure of in the time travel theories yet that your 2044 scientists are still wondering about?<<

A million things. Time travel does not remake the world, it's the newest cool thing to do. It's the new ultimate thing to do. It's perfect for witness protection and I'm sure the government financed several people for just that but it's "a new gadget".

>>Do you have any children or family in 2044 that you left behind? How did they feel about you leaving?<<

I have a wife and a son who will be born three years from now. I definetly don't want to interfere with myself until my son is born for obvious reasons. I did not tell them about the trip- there's no way to explain it. "Off to rewrite history- dinner's in the fridge"- how can you explain that to someone?

>>Don't you miss anyone from your time? Are you able to send them emails or something from here to let them know you are ok?<<

No way to contact them and I don't really miss anyone. My parents are already dead- I know they're alive here but I don't want to alter the good like they had (and mine in the process). I have family too but once again- I'm here to rewrite my own history- and theirs too.

>>So is this the computer that is measured in "variables" and not calculations per second?<<
The problem with quantum computers is entropic.

anonymous_person- Interesting stuff you wrote. Re: cryonics- it's just not possible to "wake up" after being frozen- who wants to come back as a vegetable?

Re: nanites. I am well aware of them and they serve purposes, but we're not all shooting ourselves up with nanites to fight a cold- we still take asprin. I'm saying there's a value to a healthy immune system so people as as holistic as they are today if not more. And re: both points- I just don't see how it's possible to "jump start" a brain that's been in stasis for years and not get a Frankenstein.

>>Nuclear weapons may work but they do not necessarily validate e=mc2.<<

I was trying to make an analogy between an atomic explosion (and they theory behind it) and a time machine (and the theory behind that): when do we know a scientific theory really works? When we build a machine that can do it.

>>Curious, why did you say 1974, I thought the modern cell phone was invented in 1973?<<

Because I am a "Titorian"- because John Titor said 1975 was a key date in spacetime... Bill Gates, etc... I said 1974 to mean "just before 1975".

>>I just have a quick comment for that JimmyEarth guy, the families of cryonicists do not pay anything.<<

I was always fascinated by cryonics simply because of the liquids involved and how easy it is to make them, plus the energies involved. That's how the Space Shuttle gets into space- on air.

>>...The otherwise unaccounted for time that you spend reading the posts makes you a few minutes late for your appointment with destiny<<

I don't agree with that karmically because there is nothing bad about my posts. If I were here wasting your time telling predictions and dire warnings and stringing you all along just for my personal satisfaction, then I'd be wasting your time. But I'm not- I'm just here chit chatting with you folks- I'm not preaching to the crowd (although I feel I sometimes do- sorry).

I also think people have a quota of "computer time" to fill and if they weren't here reading posts, they'd be over at YouTube downloading more sillyness or whatnot. I don't think there's a scientist reading this instead of attending to that "cure for cancer" vaccine he's working on.

As far as my universe goes- I know I will be changing it and the people around him to six degess later everyone on the planet, but if you were from 2044 and had the cure for AIDS, but it's not discovered until 2025... would you give it to scientist today and save millions of lives? I would, knowing it would also unmake millions. I'd also push Peggy Sue out of the way of that Mack truck and risk her now growing up to become the next Hitler.

Time travel breaks down to a philisophical argument at that point and John Titor touched on this issue and I feel the same way as he- as long as it's positive actions you take, you're not messing things up as much as making them a little bit better. And scientifically, if you did try and mess things up a lot, the universe would find it easier to pop you out of existence then allow a violation of E=MC2 then you'd simply stop existing. The universe is flexible to a point, then it snaps.

>>I agree. He doesn't fully comprehend the ripple effect of just one person let alone everyone who reads his posts. A real time traveler can never be sure of the outcomes of his interactions just him being here would change things and alter the future and events he once knew.<<

You have to see it from my perspective. From my viewpoint, the entire year 2007's history is no more than two pages in a book. History has a way of compressing time. Look at the history of 2006 then look at the history of 1956. I got into this over at the Time Travel Portal with the moderator- we bombed Somalia and called me to the table because I did not predict that historically important event. I said- what historical event? It's a good month later- does anyone remember the exact date this happened? That's my point.

And also- this website does not exist in 2044. Look at paranormalis(?)- what happened there? Where did all of that information go? It's all gone.

>>Titorian's cavalier attitude about the potential for him to unintentionally alter his own future history would seem to be one of the weakest elements of his story. When a TTer comes back into his own past and spouts a "single-universe-theory", he is either going to be extremely careful not to change anything he doesn't intend to, or he will randomly and unintentionally alter stuff all over the place, leaving a wake of chaos behind his every move.<<

The care package my other younger self will recieve will contain a letter from me explaining who I am plus the stocks, property holdings etc. I have accumulated. These holdings were all acquired legally from the open market and bought at market price- they tangably exist. I even "back financed" where the money came from, if it ever got down to an audit.

You are referring to the ripple affect that will cause? It won't- I'll be one of a million stockholders. I'm not even telling myself about the future- a guy's gonna knock on his door, hand him a briefcase and walk away. I see no wake of chaos- foremost because to you, the future hasn't happened yet. And secondly, because I'm not here to take over the world or stop it or prevent it- I'm only here to relive it. And when he opens that briefcase, he will become he reborn.

Or maybe I don't understand the question?
 
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When exactly (or as close as you can get to it) do the stock markets crash? When does the economic depression arrive? Maybe you couldn't be expected to remember when that Somalia bombing occurred, but stock market crashes and depressions are big enough events that you ought to recall the year and the month. Do you?

What is the trigger that sparks the collapse of the stock market?

You wrote "For this to be the case, then literally you are fooling yourself. If your mind is the center of the universe then you're God. And if you really are God, you have omnipotence. But you don't. So either you're God and you have amnesia, or you're not God. Proof of this is in the fact that you can actually learn a new thing, like how to ride a bike whereas before you didn't know how. God knows how to ride a bike, God knows everything."

As it happens, a considerable number of mankind's religions are predicated on just such an assumption, including Buddhism, Hinduism, and Gnosticism. These all assume that God either intentionally or accidentally "forget" stuff and then "became" the universe and all of us.

"Enlightenment" is often characterized as just remembering what we forgot.

- Peter
 
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1. Are you saying it's some sort of "soft depression"?
2. Branson sent himself an email telling him to build a time machine, right? How is this not a violation of causality according to your definition of it?
3. What are prisons like in 2044?
4. You mentioned turning time into swiss cheese. Isn't this a violation of causality?
5. What do you do all day, every day? Have you made any friends here?
 
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Titorian wrote:

>>Titorian's cavalier attitude about the potential for him to unintentionally alter his own future history would seem to be one of the weakest elements of his story. When a TTer comes back into his own past and spouts a "single-universe-theory", he is either going to be extremely careful not to change anything he doesn't intend to, or he will randomly and unintentionally alter stuff all over the place, leaving a wake of chaos behind his every move.<<

The care package my other younger self will recieve will contain a letter from me explaining who I am plus the stocks, property holdings etc. I have accumulated. These holdings were all acquired legally from the open market and bought at market price- they tangably exist. I even "back financed" where the money came from, if it ever got down to an audit.

You are referring to the ripple affect that will cause? It won't- I'll be one of a million stockholders. I'm not even telling myself about the future- a guy's gonna knock on his door, hand him a briefcase and walk away. I see no wake of chaos- foremost because to you, the future hasn't happened yet. And secondly, because I'm not here to take over the world or stop it or prevent it- I'm only here to relive it. And when he opens that briefcase, he will become he reborn.

Or maybe I don't understand the question?
Click to expand...

I'm not asking about the financial effects, but about ALL the effects of your presence here, about the "butterfly effect" (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterfly_effect ). Just by being here, you are eating food that otherwise didn't get eaten, spreading germs that otherwise didn't get spread, spreading ideas that otherwise didn't get spread. You are changing things with every breathe, every movement, every minute impact on your environment. Any of those impacts will then be left to take on a life of their own, chaqnging things in all sorts of ways you can't calculate. Just by being here, your future will be changed. You are impacting this era's intellectual, financial, and biological culture. You are setting all sorts of things in motion that hadn't been there before. Its like tossing a whole new billiard ball on a pool table during a break -- nothing will come out the same as it would have otherwise.

- Peter
 
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Pete has you there, Titster! Causality is a tricky thing. Anyway, back to the cryonics thing, you simply don't understand the science, but then again most people don't. Read the following link or google 'engines of creation'. Also, you might want to read up about the use of cryoprotectants.

http://www.e-drexler.com/d/06/00/EOC/EOC_Table_of_Contents.html

These people won't wake up as vegetables, they will either come out of it fine to enjoy their new found health and have fun in the future, or they simply will not wake up at all! And it's a little more indepth than simply unthawing them and waking them up!LOL! I find it ironic that not one self-proclaimed time traveller has ever thought to use the cryonics angle, since it is likely the closest human beings will ever get to real time travel. Then again, maybe it takes several centuries before revival technology is developed and so you really wouldn't have a clue being from only 2044.
 
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Titorian-

What about the "big rigs"? Do you still use the heavy duty trucks to haul stuff around America?
 
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Hello Titorian,

You stated that "You arrive in what is designed to be the same place you left: the same underground complex. You spend a week "on campus" before you go- you spend a week in a place where everything is 2006, then you go to 2006 and arrive in the same-looking place and it really is 2006. They open a bottle of champagne (which personally I think is corny), refund your deposit in current currency ($50,000) and you're free to go- you have completed this financial transaction of time travel."

Where is the Branson Foundation's receiving station exactly located?


PrizmHead
 
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>>When exactly (or as close as you can get to it) do the stock markets crash? When does the economic depression arrive?<<

How long's a Chinaman. It was a culmination of events. Many people will be forced to retire with only one million instead of ten.

>>1. Are you saying it's some sort of "soft depression"?<<

It does bottom out but it's a slow inexorable decline. In those times, a dollar can't get you what a dollar used to. History never happens overnight. I love the dollar stores here but in 2044 there's a far less selection of items- particularly plastic.

>>2. Branson sent himself an email telling him to build a time machine, right? How is this not a violation of causality according to your definition of it?<<

Time travel is a private enterprise developed by The Branson Foundation. They don't really get into specifics... it's like the Coca Cola recipe. I never considered what you said which is quite interesting, but ultimately it happened any of 100 different ways- causality is not exactly what you think it is- Kaku outlined and rewrote many principles... best way to describe it is scientists in the future think more simply and in a larger context.

>>3. What are prisons like in 2044?<<

You get implanted, stay home and are monitored 24 hours a day by computers. It's not pretty in the sense that that guy who lives next door to you is a murderer- say hello to the murderer kids! There are still prisons (mostly for non home-owners), but to a much lesser degree. And all prisons are self-sufficient... prisoners grow crops and tend cattle and pick strawberries.

>>4. You mentioned turning time into swiss cheese. Isn't this a violation of causality?<<

The universe is a weird place.

>>5. What do you do all day, every day? Have you made any friends here?<<
I go out and walk around. I listen to people. I watch really bad movies in the theaters. I go to Disney just to walk around. I eat continental breakfasts and early bird buffets. I feed the geese. I observe. Sometimes I play Warcraft online. I'm also in a country club and interact with people. One thing I regret with my gameplan is the hotels-part. I should have gotten a house, then people could come over to my house. I keep my residence a secret from everyone partly from embarrasment.

re: cryonics. Maybe you're right and it will be figured out by 2300 and I think that would be cool. When I mean "walking zombies", I mean this is the best 2044 technology can come up with- science has advanced to the point of where a deceased person could theoretically be defrosted and brought back to life but only as a zombie, so this is how I concieve it. Maybe in another 150 years they'll figure it out.

>>What about the "big rigs"? Do you still use the heavy duty trucks to haul stuff around America?<<

There are still semis and tractor-trailers...we don't have tubes or anti-grav cars or anything else you imagine we should have... 2044 is very much like 2007, only we have cooler toys. But no V12 electric Mustangs that can go from 0 to 60 in four seconds. And I am a huge Pink Floyd fan.

>>Where is the Branson Foundation's receiving station exactly located?<<

About 50 miles from New Orleans.

Pamela wrote a while back-
>>I went back and looked and all I saw was your posting you made about altervues. Did I miss something else? About the altervues I really didn't have anything more to say about it. It happened to me long time ago. I posted about it and there was nothing else to really say about it. Its not really something you can really prove to anyone anyway.<<

This is really weird and I even feel weird bringing it up but I am starting to notice more and more "stuff disappearing". It just happened now- I just spent the past 10 minutes scouring this site for a question someone asked me (for me to reply to) only to find out no such post exists. I mean- I remember reading it yesterday and today it's just not here. A couple other times this happened, then a day later it appears with that date as the post date, not days ago when I remember reading it... like that. It's weird. I ask myself "Did I dream that post was there? How could I have dreamed that?!"

I also mentioned black spots in my eyesight... I have good eyesight but there's pinhole sized black spots in my field of vision. And other little stuff like knowing exactly what the buffet has for dinner even though I never ate there before... almost as if I ate there before then forgot I did. I re-read my old posts here only to find words are missing sometimes making the sentince make no sense. I'm used to my AISC which fills in the blanks as I type but I reread my posts before I submit them and they look okay, but when I see it the next day a word disappeared. Plus this overwhelming desire to eat spam- just kidding about that last one.
 
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Titorian,
Welcome to the weird and wacky world of time travel.
In my opinion its the stuff that appears that is more interesting than the stuff that disappears.
wait...it gets even more exciting later.

Might I suggest you go and rent the movie "the triangle" by bryan singer and dean devlin.
That is extreme stuff there but atleast you will feel better that what you are going through is not as extreme as the movie. /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif
 
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Titorian,

The best advice I can give you is keep an open mind. At the same time chalk it all up to coincidence so you don't freak out. I actually started investigating. Like for example when the Burger King sign changed overnight I didn't just think it was weird I was brave enough to go through the drivethru and asked them when it changed. When they said a couple years ago I said a big "ok" and just delt with it as one of those changes. I tell you the truth though that it got so bad for Jim that he thought he would wake up and his family would be gone.
But atleast you know WHY it is happening. The biggest fear for us is we didn't know why or how far it would go. We both thought the movie was eerily accurate on experience.
The date of the release was 2005. I tried to write the producer and ask him where he got his info for the movie but all the contacts I had for him yeilded no response.
Hey. I just tell it like it is. No surprises here.
 
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Ok, Titorian, are you here to be eye-witness of the Dr. Paul LaViolette Theories, @ 2 days after the spring equinox...
http://www.etheric.com/GalacticCenter/Galactic.html


Related:
Enjoy the Zodiac chiper:
http://www.etheric.com/Zodiac/Zodiac-frame.html

and is this related to the Time-Space Distortion Wave?
http://www.remoteviewer.nu/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=3527

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Regards

5,6. The Moral Law causes the people to be in complete
accord with their ruler, so that they will follow him
regardless of their lives, undismayed by any danger.
SUN TZU ON THE ART OF WAR
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What kind of cool toys do you have?

Have the gasoline been replaced on cars? Are there cars based on other stuff, public/normal cars?
How are the cellphones in your time? How are computers in your time?

Is the violence still the same? Or things have gotten better? worse?

Is US still the Empire?

How is your TV different from ours?
 
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Hey Titorian did you recall when the sun become blue...?

in a pm received here

somebody say that:

"...that before these waves arrives you will send to the space the time capsule of John Titor... a crystal disk dated december 24 2025..."

i shall ask:
do you have any comments about?


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5,6. The Moral Law causes the people to be in complete
accord with their ruler, so that they will follow him
regardless of their lives, undismayed by any danger.
SUN TZU ON THE ART OF WAR
 
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>>Farms produce more greenhouse gases than cars. People eat less meat in the future, partly because of import taxes and new laws and partly because of the price of meat as a result. No 99 cent fast food chemicalburgers in 2044.<<

So you're saying $10 a pound chopped meat? So this means the rich will eat steak while the rest of us eat beans, right? Are you a vegetarian? Just wondering.

>>It means that just because that star is 10 billion light years away and light speed is the fastest possible speed, it dosen't have to take 10 billion years to reach it- there's shortcuts you can use that keep the universe coherent. Like wormholes, but scientifically engineerable.<<

What other tricks apart from time travel can we do?

>>I have doubts about giving the moon an atmosphere. An interesting thought I guess.<<
>>>That one is way out into the future. This is what people think about in 2044- stuff like that.<<<

Tell us more about this.

Have you been in contact with any other time travellers- the others who went through the same machine you did? Why isn't The Branson Foundation hunting you down for giving away company secrets? And you said you were implanted, right?

Why haven't we seen or heard of any other time travellers telling the same tale as you? There's what- four time travelling websites on the internet, they would have found this forum. Where are they?

Why do you always post at weird hours and why does your IP always change?
 
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I'm new here. Wow, very entertaining thread. Sounds like it could be legit.

Are movies and music still around in 2044? If so, how different/same are they?

What is the most popular style of music in 2044?

Thanks.
 
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Woody1987 writes:
(I included this because this is a really good question)

>>There is a guy called Bob, he makes a time machine, goes back a 1000 years to the year 1007. So he looks around tries out some local restaurants, takes the tours. Ok, ignore him for now, go forward 1000 years just before Bob went back in time. At this point there is a Bob in the present, just before he left and a Bob in the past. The present Bob decides as he did before to go back in time to 1007. DISASTER! He appears at the exact same time and place as he did previously, thus thier bodies merge into something.<<

Bob dies long before 2007 happens again for him. Bob's timeline goes from his natural birth to 2007 to 1007 to 1107 when he dies- all as one unbroken line.

If he went back to say, one day, the next day there would be two of them... this is what you mean. Well if the second Bob ran into the first Bob, then that would break his personal timeline- Bob #2's existence would become illogical and he would cease to exist. Why? Because he violated his own timeline... he did not alter the universe but himself. First person physics.

The universe is alive. You're allowed to cheat the universe, but you cannot break it's laws. So if you really tried to, it's simpler for the universe to unmake you (and if need be, replace the event with a black hole) than alter the laws of physics throughout the universe because rule #1: reality really exists (and this means the laws of the universe apply everywhere, all the time).

How can the universe unmake you? Since it's impossible to ever quantify the position and velocity of any object, it becomes possible to cheat the universe. So stuff like "decorporealization" really does happen- it's an aspect of entanglement. It's like math- it's numbers on paper that make sense.

This is the last tenuous mini-lecture I will give on this subject- any more detailed and I start directly violating stuff. I don't know if you came here to hear me rant or if I should do it more but here goes.

Imagine not you but a conglomeration of atoms called you. It's several trillion atoms all on a planet moving through space at about a million miles an hour.

These atoms occupy space over time like pages in a book. Assuming time travel is possible, one would have to traverse space as much as (if not more than) time to arrive at the correct "moment in the past". For example, if you wanted to travel one year back in time, you must also physically traverse 8,766,000,000 miles through space. (John Titor's time travel covered 552 trillion miles of the universe.. truly a vast spance)

This is where entanglement comes in. Assuming time travel really exists, this means your atoms will exist in a dual state (or entangled) mode- that there will be "two of every of your atoms in the same point in spacetime". This is a clear violation of the universe- an atom cannot run into itself... atoms exist logically through time.

But like two supermagnets on boats in a big lake, they actually can co-exist as long as they are sufficiently distanced... for a little while at least. Two identical atoms sufficiently distanced from each other can co-exist in the same spacetime as long as they don't start affecting each other (as long as they're both neutral to each other). Like the good guy and the bad guy- each has its own agenda but only one will win out.

And how do they affect each other? Simple- there's "the correct atom" and there's the "doesen't belong here" atom. If you go back in time, you become the "don't belong here" atoms. If you go forward in time, you become "the correct atom"... if you time traveled a year forward and knocked on your older self, HE would decorprealize, not you. (This, to a large extent, is why no one is really building a forward-working time machine.)

The universe is alive and although you can't break the laws of the universe, you can cheat it for Planck Units. Over time this has a swiss cheese effect. Time is not a law of the universe, is it?

>>What kind of cool toys do you have?<<

The biggest everyday technological improvement between today and 2044 is 3DTV. Hand held tech kinda levels off when everything becomes one do all unit. Part of the 3DTV technology is holosims which are a thing onto themselves.

>>Have the gasoline been replaced on cars? Are there cars based on other stuff, public/normal cars?<<

Car makers still make gas guzzlers but those are more specialty cars than anything else. Electric cars are "the car" in 2044 simply because of the free juice. I have outlined cars in 2044- they're plastic and cheap, like cell phones today. And just as cell phones, you put a new face on it instead of buying a new phone. Cars last much longer and break down much less- that's something for you guys to think about.

>>How are the cellphones in your time? How are computers in your time?<<

Can't really put it into words... the world is one hot spot. Asking me how technology is today is like asking you how your water is.

>>Is the violence still the same? Or things have gotten better? worse? Is US still the Empire?<<

Far less violence overall. You're living in the paranoid 00's. The United States takes care of its own first. The one thing I am not here to do is stir up a panic.

>>How is your TV different from ours?<<

3DTV. It's 3D TV.

>>Hey Titorian did you recall when the sun become blue...?<<

That's a profound statement. My answer is yes.

>>"...that before these waves arrives you will send to the space the time capsule of John Titor... a crystal disk dated december 24 2025..." do you have any comments about?<<

Never heard it before and not sure I fully understand it. Waves? What waves? Who will send the capsule and what's in it? A crystal disk? This makes no sense.

>>So you're saying $10 a pound chopped meat? So this means the rich will eat steak while the rest of us eat beans, right? Are you a vegetarian? Just wondering.<<

I am not a vegetarian, in 2044 people eat more vegetarian meals... they don't shove McFat burgers in their face four times a day. Some of the meat communities consume is sold through an organic supermarket owned and run by the community (like Trader Joe's today). Can't really explain it properly but I'll try... in 2044, people don't walk around with pocketfuls of cash and people rarely "pay" for anything anymore.

We autopay at the supermarket- there is no cashier. A computer scans the entire shopping cart and autobills it to our credit account. When we shop at our local co-op owned supermarket, we pay with credits from the excess energy we don't consume. This is why communities are prejudicial to the elderly- because it's possible to live in a community in perpetua... "just living there" generates enough money to pay all the bills and leave a few bucks in your pocket- in the best communities, that is.

When food, shelter etc. are all taken care of... when it's no longer a struggle just to keep the shirt on your back... money kinda becomes a thing, not THE thing... it becomes a tool. So yeah- some cuts of meat are $10 a pound, but then again it actually is not coming out of your pocket- it's credits set off against other credits... it's numbers.

It's like the 1950's. Everyone got a job and eveyone bought a new car and a new home all at once. What sparked it all? Well, everything happening all at once- it all making sense again. A place where a man can go out and make an honest day's pay... when it makes sense again.

>>What other tricks apart from time travel can we do?<<

Cognito ergo sum.

Re: the moon. Phase one the releasing hydrocarbons making the planet uninhabitable like Venus. This will decrease the effect of the moon on the Earth... it will calm down the seas and help reverse global warming- it's the reason they're considering it. Then they plan to filter the atmosphere with machines that are not yet invented to seperate the toxic atmosphere... to do what happened on the Earth over 100 million years to happen here in 500 years. They plan to end up with inhabitable land- room for billions more humans- billions of consumers. You guys are fighting global hunger today, we're making room for billions more humans.

>>Have you been in contact with any other time travellers- the others who went through the same machine you did?<<

Two have contacted me via this site since I've been here, both went before me. How else to say it- people don't come back to show off.

>>Why isn't The Branson Foundation hunting you down for giving away company secrets? And you said you were implanted, right?<<

My businesness is concluded with them. And yes, I was implanted.

>>Why haven't we seen or heard of any other time travellers telling the same tale as you? There's what- four time travelling websites on the internet, they would have found this forum. Where are they?<<

This is the swiss cheese effect and I'm surprised as well. Time is an artificial concept, right?

>>Why do you always post at weird hours and why does your IP always change?<<

I use the hotel's internet connection. I think slowly and have trouble sleeping. I try to write carefully, I don't want to misrep.

>>Are movies and music still around in 2044?<<

No. They were all wiped out when "The Great Disaster" happened. Just kidding- of course it is- look around you today! In 2044 it's 100 times more media coming at you- they have many laws limiting media exposure.

>>If so, how different/same are they?<<

The single greatest improvement is 3DTV. Daily life isn't much different in 2044 than it is today, it's just simpler and easier- partly because technology fills more gaps in our daily lives and partly because people have a different mindset than they do today (rant coming)... we're not "all out to get each other" as you are today. By the way- did anyone notice the US Government is missing 8 billion dollars in cash? No- you didn't- you were watching Anna Nicole.

Imagine the US Treasury with all its machines running at full capacity printing countless sheets of hundred dollar bills- hundreds of thousands of bills per hour, tonnage of cash.... millions per hour, every hour for two solid weeks, 24/7. Then imagine all that money disappearing- tons of US legal tender just vanishing.

(Rant done) 3DTV adds depth to television. It also allows holosims, which are 3D virtual people that can walk about in your house. Old movies can also be rendered to 3D allowing you to experience it more. 3DTV is not like Star Wars... it's more like Total Recall or two steps away from the Holodeck... it's huge. It's like going from radio to TV.

Naturally games can also be played with 3DTV and you can be in the middle of the game, literally. Really cool stuff.

>>What is the most popular style of music in 2044?<<

Popular music LOL. Seriously- popular music is pretty much the same it is today. However, there's a million genres of music... anyone with a computer can compose music- but this is also true today. There is far more music overall in 2044- pop stars for every genre... like today. Music is music. Personally I like oldies- rock and roll.
 
Re: Yet another time traveling claim

I've got a question titorian.

Is your younger self against the Iraq War?

If he said or did anything about it and was arrested for whatever reason, and killed in prison, would you decorporealize?
 
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