If it is real - are there time travelers among us now?
393 opinions shared on Other topic. Time isn’t real.
it’s a concept established, and a marker for change.
People can visit really old places, as long as they are still there, and preserved. Not eroded away- parks, historical places like the nazi camps,
the “road/ path of Christ.”
MLK’s bedroom. The White House, itself.
Etc.
People can go back to those places, and if not eroded by climate and biodegradable factors- it will be “just like yesterday.”
People can feel like they’re in the “roaring 20’s,” if everyone in society used the items of that time, dressed up as it- basically following all its trends. It would be just like it was at that time- provided, they also shared similar beliefs, or so (POSSIBLY).
[Some famous Youtube’ers even pranked their friends, about the “end of the world” or zombie apocalypse, by adding all the right props, and actors to make it believable.]
We could have dinosaurs today if they didn’t go extinct, and it would be just like the Triassic/ Jurassic/ Cretaceous periods, of the:Mesozoic Era.
The reason those “geological time periods” all have different names for their times- is because they had vastly different additions/ or distinguishing attributes: the wildlife, the vegetation, the climate- etc.When we include people in the mix, it’s possible to consider and add the mindsets and morals people had, of different times, but for the most part, not necessary. At the core and basics of it- we can just consider the differences in time and behavior patterns, as well as stylish trends of the different “moments.”
Life is just here-
And then, it’s not.
Things change-
or they don’t.
The “moments,” mentioned earlier, are just the distinctions we make along the way.
Distinctions, like: Remembering/ recalling a fur hat with a trench coat, or so.
Pairing those together could be associated with a certain “time.”
But at the heart of it- it will always just be a coat and hat… distinctly different than other coats and hats.
Back to the dinosaur thing- we do have preservatives and museum relics. Fossils don’t count as much, since they’re not living, breathing dinosaurs.
But the rest do, and many would say it feels like “walking through/ back in time,” when they experience and really just SEE the items of yesteryear, and walk in the places older people have walked before.
MLK walked in his room. I walked in his room. It’s like we’re in the same time. Same thing, right? Just MLK himself isn’t here anymore. That would be the only DIFFERENCE.
Time is irrelevant. Things just are; and then they aren’t. (One (recognizable/ identifiable) “moment” here; next moment, not here).
If things didn’t biodegrade and people were immortal, and animals didn’t die or go extinct, then we could create different places, and “times” by just creating different ‘styles of living,’ which could be accessible at certain locations.
Literally in film ‘back to the future,’ the only ways Marty knew he was NOT in his own time, was from not seeing his people (not there), the land where the mall had been, was recognizably/ noticeably different, and the trends were different, as well. The people thought different and talked different.
What if they all talked the same?
What if they wore the same?
What if Marty’s family and cluster of people known (celebrities as well), were all alive, and in that moment?
Then the years would have no actual meaning. It would just be different “digits.”
So, since time is irrelevant and people
can preserve items of old, or recreate old items like American warbirds ✈️ and mullets, and recreate moments at places “still around,” then essentially they are “time traveling.”
It’s just not traveling…
I guess that’s everyone’s opinion. (Subjectively/perspectively).
People can’t recreate moments that already happened as IF it just happened.
If they did… it would just be a movie with paid actors.
Even recreations of shows or show reunions, isn’t time travel- it’s the same people re-enacting or doing something different.
In summary:
Here; not here.
the same; different.
Time? Irrelevant.
Just a marker. The sun helps us with that. We created clocks and calendars that count every 24 hours, over and over again while we’re existing, to simply help us with work/ progress, and meeting up with other people.
It’s a created moment at a place that they planned for.
It’s why people “feel older,” when they noticed the changes in trends or difference in their own looks/ appearance.
Otherwise, we all would feel like “COVID times,” where every day of the week is Friday, lol 😂
“What day is it, again?”
”What are we doing?”
“Where were we supposed to go?”
*eating a childhood snack* (tastes the same)
“wow, I feel like I’m a kid again, back at the old….”
Time is essentially, incredibly materialistic.
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It’s sad how many people believe in time travel…
Even sad quantum physicists (I read from these comments) are “working on it.”
I heard from my chemist teacher about these quantums and something that breaks apart people’s anatomical atoms, and puts them together somewhere else or so and it’s like a portal-
I say No
That’s just movement.
Only in this sense, where people can travel insanely and lightning fast, is time travel,
And that wouldn’t be traveling to different eras… or see people who once lived who are now, indeed dead, and semen hasn’t contacted ovarian eggs, so people are yet born…
A person can only travel slow.. or insanely fast.
There is a limit in physics because of G-forces on the body..
If somehow a machine could pull our atoms apart and send those lightning fast somewhere and then reconstruct them… then yeah, we could travel faster than the military air, war crafts…
But who needs to get from Florida to Cali faster than a the smallest fraction of a millisecond?
I mean faster and faster? Who needs that?
If we could do that in a second? Yeah, that’d be someone helpful-
To those of us impatient, and all who are succumbed to death… lol
It’s why some say
“While we’re young, Susan!”
And why guys say that to their female dates, when they’re waiting to go eat because essentially they’re starving in that moment, and if their date took exceptionally long, they would indeed just die…
Lol
But time travel is unreal.
Not to burst anyone’s bubble but we don’t need it.
Enjoy the comics and movies
The idea of seeing older individuals or new ones yet to come,
And in the mean time appreciate the fact you can create those moments of different eras by simply having what they had…
Take a sports car for now..
Lmao bring a burger with you, as well. - +1 y
No those are not equals… hence they aren’t synonyms and they have their very own respective words to define two different things.
I don't know if the question was genuine or not or if you were trying to sum up my answer, but I never mentioned entropy in my answer.
Entropy may even be considered in quantum physics
But I won’t address it there and what they’ve worked on with that-
I will say entropy itself can always be worked against as far as maintaining this earth
Until the sun goes supernova or this earth is completely of no use to us because of all the poor use and mutations of chemicals
Straying away from separate originals chemicals like simple oxygen and simple water
And any further deterioration of the ozone layer.
People can always combat disorder by simple organization.
Entropy is always happening whether we “mark it down” or not.
Time machines aren’t conceptual contraptions that will rid us of entropy if that’s what you’re leaning towards.
Only people with brains, understanding of organizational skills, and the energy and willingness to do so will hold off/ delay and reverse entropy.
I don’t think the world is more disordered now, than Dino eras.
I think it’s messed up because of human ability to merge toxic chemicals and have no the way to dispose of them and destroying the chemical structures that protect us from ones far greater like the chemical make up of radiation in our sun.
Everything in my first comment still applies.
Feel free to disagree 👐👀
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Perhaps you saw symptoms/ attributes or key words that only reminded you of entropy which was already in your subconscious and something you’re possibly keyed into or fond of.
I didn’t intend it, and I don’t see it.
While I know what entropy is as it was one of my favorite topics in physics class, and out of all the laws we learned the ones that stuck close to mind and heart.
I didn’t describe it.
I did speak of:
Trends.
Recreations of objects: clothing/ food/ places/ “interactions” in shows/ movies.
Preservations of items and places not lost to BIODEGRADATION.
Maybe biodegradation is what reminded you of disorder or expansion? 🤷♀️
Not time and entropy, though.
Travel geographically was mentioned
And speed from location A to location B
The affects of g forces and speed on the nerves and immune system, and overall function of the human body.
The components of people breaking that down- without destroying it or losing it, and reconstructing it in another place, at conscious will, without having to interfere with the age and size and health of a human. - +1 y
Read and consider this please:
https://arxiv.org/abs/2110.05938 - +1 y
Okay I will, but some science only makes sense in the aspect or circumstances it is in.
I say this when I read the part of someone swallowing something and the movement going “backwards.”
Yes, black holes are real in outer space
At the same time it was just hollow and all the matter that came to be was from a star
If we ventured into nothingness-
I don’t thing we would “pop” up somewhere else.
Could it be possible?
Possible to travel in a black hole and not need to break up out anatomical bodies?
Maybe?
Are portals possible?
Maybe but portals and black holes would only be enabling us to get: again, from point a to point b in record, RECORDED speeds.
Traveling and popping up in nothingness without planets and stars as geographical markers is certainly
Is traveling lol but pointless.
Why must anyone move that fast?
The whole thing that is being DRAMATICALLY overlooked and I don’t need formulas to see this-
Time isn’t real.
We use certain systems like metric hours and minutes and seconds
Those are all markers considered when an object moves from A to B
We don’t need the system for time…
They say numbers and time are infinite and it’s true because there is none lol
You’re either alive or your dead.
There is NO time
Just record holders
And land markers
Whether it be Florida to LA
my foot to that persons foot
Or earth to Mars.
Anything beyond our system is irrelevant. At some point it’s possible to run out of planets or just find many many more smaller planets
Considering asteroids colliding and other stars exploding just spreading more matter out there.
At this core of this universe and system, we have earth and at its core is what we have.
I’ll read the article, but I don’t need to go to college for 50 marked years to understand time is intangible and highly imaginatively conceptual.
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+1 yIt is! We’ll see its reality in the future!
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Thanks for the MHO😇😇
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+1 yIt depends on how you are defining it. If you are talking about time on the quantum scale, then time travel happens all the time. If you are talking about is it possible for humans do to it, well that may be possible, but totally unknown.
This comes from theory created by Susskind and Maldecena. That ER equals EPR.
Entanglement and wormholes describe the same thing.
Entangled particles or wormholes can connect areas of spacetime across large distances or timescales.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/pY5D7ZgWuXc10 Reply
Doc Brown invented the flux capacitor that made it possible.
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2.1K opinions shared on Other topic. How can time travel be real either spatially or in person. One is incapable of returning backwards or going any further in the Future than the immediate Present.
I bite. Explain it to me..
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+1 yIt is odd that I stumbled across this question right now as I am viewing an episode of the old television series Seven Days.
As for the physics of it, I wonder about potential paradoxes or multiverse theory, but that stuff is far over my head.10 Reply - 2.3K opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yI've been watching videos on the universe, the atom, gravity, light, relativity, quantum physics.
None of it makes any sense to me and I got A's in school long ago. I have no idea.
20 Reply Only a master or god such as myself can time travel. My followers project their orgasms into my cosmic realm so they can reclaim them in the afterlife.
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+1 yThat would be awesome. I'd be first to volunteer if time-travel was a real things
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+1 yThat would explain why the twin towers so quickly changed to their state to the time before they were built.
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+1 yTime travel is as real as can be & in someway or another each as well as everyone of us are time traveling & we don’t even know it.
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+1 yNo, you can’t physically go back or forth or diagonally or whatever, but the Gendarus of Legacies can do it in the form of sort of a mental simulation. Like visions
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yYes, just only in one direction. The stronger gravity is the more it warps spacetime and so the greater the force of gravity the slower time
20 Reply13K opinions shared on Other topic. Not yet but if we can go forwrd in time, we can go backwards.
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Anonymous(18-24)+1 yAirline pilots are 2 minutes in the future by the end of their careers so all we have to do is figure out how to do that on a bigger scale.
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u +1 yif time travel were real.. the future wouldn't even exist
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to avoid the end...
+1 yWhat made you think of this question? What rumors or trend have I been missing?
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Mmm… interesting. Ok.
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+1 yNo but in theory you could travel into the future but what good is that if you can’t travel back
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Yeah, that sleep reference makes TOTAL sense. I agree ☝️
But I said what I said considering the future is already better- far far into the future where things are already and invented and people already had passed the times and taking of time to learn and realize some things.
While different and grown in the future, things of the past can still be in the future. Favorite foods and all that,
So if the future is a place of good, and the good things of the past are brought with it, then there is no need to go back ever, as the past would be seen as incomplete in comparison with the future.
What you said is spot on.
Especially if the travel exists where that person is unchanged but in a different setting or set of circumstances.
I wonder how it would be then, if it were real-
Would the person be adapted or exactly the same shifting through time? 🤔
I honestly could t say, but interesting stuff. - +1 y
8.5K opinions shared on Other topic. Yes in a sense although its not fair for anyone here to comment as there is still little information about it.
00 Reply498 opinions shared on Other topic. I traveled from yesterday.
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+1 yI don't know. Maybe.
10 ReplyI don't believe so.
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yYou can only travel forwards.
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+1 yIn a way we are all traveling through time.
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+1 yNope and no.
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