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At 11/4/07 12:30 PM, Truth wrote: My Sensai once said if you have an IQ of over 130, you'll realize time travel isn't possible.

Exactly.
If time travel where possibly someone would have allready come back.

At 11/4/07 01:39 PM, Bonehimer wrote: What makes you think the past hasn't been altered? Like i said maybe the nazis actually won WW2 but things were altered.

But maybe they didnt and time wasnt altered?

The possibilitys are endless..

At 11/4/07 01:34 PM, Lastin wrote: look! a time traveller!

i fapped to that

At 11/4/07 01:30 PM, Doombox162 wrote:

At 11/4/07 01:29 PM, Brick-top wrote: How do we know that this topic starter isn't a time travelor himself?!?!?!?!

How do we know you're not?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

How do I know you're not trying to throw me off with your mind control! Kill Doombox162!!!

Surely people will only be able to time travel to times where other time-machines exist; that's what I think anyway.

Any study of this kinda stuff makes it sound like physicists are interested in acting like it might be possible, probably because it's a way to make sure they keep getting funding.

yes i agree!

At 11/4/07 01:29 PM, Brick-top wrote: How do we know that this topic starter isn't a time travelor himself?!?!?!?!

*waggles eyebrows*

We cant see the 4th dimention? dose that mean they only see us as flat things? wow this is boggleing my mind!

At 11/4/07 12:28 PM, BananaBreadMuffin wrote: I mean, we'd have thousands of time tourists from the future coming and going every day if it was possible, right.

it took humans that long to figure it out?

Time travel is logically and theoretically impossible, since the very concept of "time" is invented by humans.

You're right, it's not possible, yet. Personally I think time traveling and portals will be the end of Eart and the Universe. They contain to much power to be used commercially and it'd take years to test, develop, perfect, etc.

Playing Half-Life doesn't help either

At 11/4/07 02:12 PM, BuddhaGeo wrote: Time travel is logically and theoretically impossible, since the very concept of "time" is invented by humans.

????????

There is definitely a dimension of time. There was even a point when 'time' as we know it began. Things don't just 'exist' in three dimensions, they need to exist at a point in time too.

Fish even probably have some concept of time.

Theoretically it's still possible. if physicists go on about 'spacetime' and 'the beginning of time' I'd trust their understanding of time over yours, you saying it's just a human construct, which it's not, because I am most certainly existing in time at the moment, and 100 years ago I wasn't.

everything i know is wrong!!!

Time does not exist at all, so how we plan to travel in somethin that does not exist.There is many things that our limited human mind does not understand.

I built a time machine when I was 9.

At 11/4/07 12:30 PM, Truth wrote: My Sensai once said if you have an IQ of over 130, you'll realize time travel isn't possible.

And if it's over the charts you will make the machine.

Basiclt if someone traveling in time, they creating and destroing energy cause bit of energy they taken with them through time is in new time, for example ours and thet means energy disappeared from their time - destroed and it appaered in our time, for example - created. But thet is not possible cause only we can do with energy is to transfer it from one state to another, but not create nor destroy. Also there is a Butterfly effect - If, that actually happened(time travel) that means we have gained some energy but in future when time travrl happens the loose energy which actually was there already that means that in future it stabilise, But before that moment there always were more energy, but that is impossible. That would make a hole in the space and time continium which will destroy the whole universe and all the time, which makes future non-existant, which makes that hole non-existant too, so it will probably dissapear but as it desappears it makes future existant and time travel happenes again and th ehole formed again, so it's like circle without the end. Also if there will be more energy in our time that means that something will happen more powerefull than in normal "not-time-traveled-Universe" like stronger esplosion and something else cause there is more energy to use. So that is not possoble.
P.S. Matter is actually energy very cooled down - created in a few seconds After Big Bang- temperature there was infinitely hot and in a few seconds it cooled down very much- energy compresed and created simple bits - quarks which later joined and created protons, neutrons and electrons.(and also anty-matter particles)

At 11/4/07 12:30 PM, silentkat wrote:

At 11/4/07 12:29 PM, Zodiak7 wrote: Thank fuck.

& Masterbation. Cannot forget sweet Masterbation.

This guys got it.

dunno if anyone has played the original Command and Conqeur, Red Alert the GDI (good dudes) killed off Hitler using Instiens Time Machine but then Yuri Gela took over and was using phycik shit to win WW2.

My point being is that everyone would go ape shit and would want to control it and it would be Terminator films in reality except no robots... or would there be... Also altering time could make the present worse

At 11/4/07 02:17 PM, Earfetish wrote:

At 11/4/07 02:12 PM, BuddhaGeo wrote: Time travel is logically and theoretically impossible, since the very concept of "time" is invented by humans.

????????

There is definitely a dimension of time. There was even a point when 'time' as we know it began. Things don't just 'exist' in three dimensions, they need to exist at a point in time too.

Fish even probably have some concept of time.

Theoretically it's still possible. if physicists go on about 'spacetime' and 'the beginning of time' I'd trust their understanding of time over yours, you saying it's just a human construct, which it's not, because I am most certainly existing in time at the moment, and 100 years ago I wasn't.

How would you propose "time travel" to work?
How would anyone from the present venture into the past? How would he able to revert everything that had happened before?
Unless you're proposing the universe is a big computer with it saving all the past on a memory chip, then yes, time travel is possible.
But we know the universe is not built like that.

Yeah but if we see one person from the future then it could cause all of civilization to be overthrown by butterflies.

dont fuck with the past...

why would people of the future wanna come to our point in life?

At 11/4/07 02:24 PM, DEFF wrote: why would people of the future wanna come to our point in life?

To laugh at our ennificiency and lack of flying cars

At 11/4/07 02:22 PM, BuddhaGeo wrote: How would you propose "time travel" to work?

How the devil am I supposed to know? I watched a nice documentary on it recently. They said it would take a lot of energy to open wormholes.

How would anyone from the present venture into the past? How would he able to revert everything that had happened before?

I don't know. Maybe there exist 'timelines' like on so many sci-fi shows.

Unless you're proposing the universe is a big computer with it saving all the past on a memory chip, then yes, time travel is possible.
But we know the universe is not built like that.

No we don't. That was the final proposal on my documentary - the best way to create time travel would be to have every possibility on some supercomputer, and maybe we are beings in one of the virtual timelines.

Doesn't proposing "Time Travel" to be possible mean that our future has already happened?
Otherwise, how would we be able to jump into the past? Wouldn't we technically be from the future?

your right. if time travel was possible, we probably could have gone back in time and show the past people what we've discovered. If time travel was possible, then we would have much greater technology. unless, of course, we can't see them, or something.

Last time "they" tried to reach absolute zero (attempting to "break" the Kelvin scale) they'd slowed the surrounding atoms' particles enough to discover and track one that literally teleports across the room. I'd imagine if we master the science of teleportation some time in the future, something like time travel wouldn't be far out of reach at that time.

Granted, it'd probably only be widely plausible far after our deaths, and chances are if it were discovered, why haven't we noticed anyone visiting this era? If we wanted to discredit that theory, we could assume the current time is the "newest" era, and time travel will only work in reverse.

Beside my seemingly optimisitic tone, I'd be one of the first to say that time travel isn't possible. I was just bringing some food for thought into the thread, the concept has always amused me.

At 11/4/07 01:35 PM, Kyuumi wrote: I wish Time Travel was real!

than work on inventing it.

At 11/4/07 02:37 PM, PowerRangerYELLOW wrote:

At 11/4/07 01:35 PM, Kyuumi wrote: I wish Time Travel was real!

than work on inventing it.

Stop encouraging him to waste his life on something that is mere fantasy.

At 11/4/07 02:37 PM, PowerRangerYELLOW wrote:

At 11/4/07 01:35 PM, Kyuumi wrote: I wish Time Travel was real!

than work on inventing it.

PowerRangerYellow, we should make a time machine and go back in time to get the blueprints of the time machine I designed when I was 9.