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Any of you with time machines...

Postby Mumon » Wed Nov 24, 2004 2:38 am

If any of you that happen to have time machines could do me a favor.

I need you to go to April 22, 2005 and then come back and tell me if movies theaters are then showing the movie Serenity.

The reason I ask this of you is that Serenity is a movie of the TV show Firefly, and I loved that show, but I don't want to get my hopes up on a movie that might be canceled.

An ideal world would have the movie come out and the TV show to resume.

Oh and while you are hoping through time if you could stop and find out if the 3rd Starwars movie is any good... and oh also if you could find out if the Harry Potter books are ever finished (don't care so much about the Harry Potter movies...)
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Postby Tacz » Wed Nov 24, 2004 2:51 am

THEYRE MAKING A FIREFLY MOVIE!?

AWESOME!
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Postby Mumon » Wed Nov 24, 2004 3:20 am

That's what my crystal ball tells me, that's why I want someone with a PTTD (Personal Time Travel Device) to go and check it out for me. I don't want to get my hopes up.

Oh and if you have a PTTD, could you do me one more thing, could you take Halo 2 back in time back to the Bungie guys just as they are starting to work on Halo 2 and tell them "Look here is all the work you had been able to finish by your release date, it's cool and all, but you could have done so much more... so now do it."
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Postby Boinky » Wed Nov 24, 2004 4:36 pm

Sorry, can't help ya out! I only have a GTTD(Group Time Travel Device). If you had wanted to come along with say, 4 of your friends we'd have a go, but no go, cause I can't go alone. Oh well, guess I'll scrap the damn thing then. :roll:
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Postby Mumon » Wed Nov 24, 2004 6:43 pm

That's all right Boinky, I understand. GTTD's are all right and all, but when ever I use mine I feel like Cata or Grey Hound.

I suppose I could just use my own GTTD to find out these things, but mine has this strange habbit of knocking out the power over large areas.
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Postby Littledeath » Thu Nov 25, 2004 10:26 am

well I checked , but I cannot tell you , time parradox and all that 8)
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Postby Mumon » Fri Nov 26, 2004 7:44 am

There is no such thing as a time paradox.

Everything is already set down. Forinstance if any of you try to go to the future and find out my information for me, then come back and tell me before I request it, you will fail. Fail as in you can not come up to me and say "Don't worry it's going to come out like you said it would" because nobody has done that yet. On the other hand you could tell me that tomarrow because I've not witnessed tomarrow yet. But if you try to tell me before today, then you will either fail to tell me, or I'll fail to understand, and not even notice you tried to tell me. (On the other hand I might notice tomarrow that someone did indeed try and tell me a week ago and I then just understand what they told me)

Some people say what if I go back in time and kill myself, that would create a paradox. But the truth is that you can't go back in time and kill yourself, you can only try to go back in time and kill yourself. You will of course fail. (And if you never noticed someone tring to kill you, then you will have failed so badly that you didn't even notice you had been trying to kill you).

If I go in the future and I read though my own obituary in the local news paper I've got a bit of a problem on my hand. If I know without a doubt that that is my obituary and that it is indeed true, then I know for a certanty when and where I'll die. But luckly we don't live in a world without doubt. All I have to do is find some way that it might not be my obituary and make sure it's not. For instance if I read my obituary and it says that the only way they had been able to ID my body after a horable fire was from my dental records then all I need do is swap my dental records with someone elses and make sure they are the person to die in the fire. (Or I could just put a cadaver in the fire so I don't have to have killed someone.) Now my obituary will be printed in the paper and I'll still be alive. That's the kind of stuff we have to do to "change" the future.

This is why I don't like to go in the future that often. If I go in the future every thing I witness will happen. Most of the time that's not a problem, I might just witness a car run a stop light and nobody be hurt. No problem. I know it will happen, but that I don't have to worry about it. On the other hand though if I witness someone get shot in the head then I know they will get shot in the head and there will be nothing I can do to change that... Well there are a few things, but it's alot of work to trick my past self into having seen something and it not be real. And the more I see the more I have to trick myself about.

I know it sounds strange but think of it this way... I could go break a priceless vase and be in big trouble. But the person that owned the vase might tell me after I broke it that they had been worried I might break it so had taken the time to replace it with a faux vase.

Just remember, the more you know the harder your life is (With or without time travel). Leave the time travel in my hands if you are worried about a pair of ducks, but I assure you it's safe if you watch what you do carefully. (You can break your arm roller blading, but if you know what you are doing the chances lower greatly... you might witness a man be shot in the head... if you join the army. If you don't join the army the chances drop a bit... go up again if you move to a high crime city)
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Postby Aarric » Fri Nov 26, 2004 5:13 pm

Mumon wrote:There is no such thing as a time paradox...

Everything is already set down. Forinstance if any of you try to go to the future and find out my information for me, then come back and tell me before I request it, you will fail. Fail as in you can not come up to me and say "Don't worry it's going to come out like you said it would" because nobody has done that yet. On the other hand you could tell me that tomarrow because I've not witnessed tomarrow yet. But if you try to tell me before today, then you will either fail to tell me, or I'll fail to understand, and not even notice you tried to tell me. (On the other hand I might notice tomarrow that someone did indeed try and tell me a week ago and I then just understand what they told me)...


Yes but in some theories it is said the Time Paradox is the very thing that would prevent you from going back and seeing yourself or another seeing you, because since it didnt happen yet, until the time you created the machine and went back. So by going back you create a split, the paradox, thereby creating a parellel universe, where you went back and saw yourself, but not the real you, the you with the machine.
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