Will we ever travel through time?

[msc545]

Yes

No

[AviatorTom]

At some future date, I believe that humans will learn to travel through time. I'm hoping when that happens they only travel forward in time, because going back in time and changing things causes paradoxes and alternate timelines that just blows my brain.

The classic time-travel paradox...

If you go back in time and kill your grandmother before she gives birth to your father, do you instantaneously disappear? ... because you could never be born in that timeline. But you came from a timeline where you were born, so do you still exist or not?

[najekim]

Yes, you'll still exist because you created a new timeline from that point.

[msc545]

@najekim That may be right assuming string theory is correct.

[najekim]

Agreed.

[razelove]

I time travel every time I binge drink. It's a damned conspiracy, once the liqour comes out, bam, it's the next day. Just like that movie looper.

[humanearth]

We already do, the world governments have teamed together 20 years ago

Time travel has been possible for the last 20 years.

There have been countless leaked and declassified documents to prove this.

You just need to know where to look and its beyond the internet.

Because it's so hush hush, 90% of what's recorded is on paper leaving no digital trail.

[msc545]

Evidence?

[humanearth]

Do your own research Just use a search engine like Duck Duck Go or Start Page.

Please don't use Google they filter results

And search for World governments secret time travel cover up.

At least that will give you a start. Wiki leaks is another good place to search.

Plus look on Huffington Post website

Also you can search space travel to other planets, because they use time travel to travil to other planets.

Search for Solar Warden, America's Secret Space Program, Alien Connection with Earth, US involvement with time travel.

[MementoMori777]

When you die, you'll leave the universe, the afterlife is a place where time doesn't work, that's where God is and that's basically traveling to infinite

[exitseven]

yes, if you can go one way through time you can go back the same way.

[msc545]

What? How so?

[exitseven]

I don;t have the tech worked out yet but time is like a tunnel. You can go forward now but there is definitely a way back.

[msc545]

How are you able to conclude this? I've never heard it before which is not to say it isn't true.

[exitseven]

Everything else works the same way. If you can move in one direction, you should be able to go back the way you came.

[msc545]

Thre are also many things that you cannot do this with. Like age.

[exitseven]

You get old because of a process that goes on within our cells. Cells die and new ones are made. The process of dividing into more cells somehow introduces errors in the process. If this process happens then it can be reversed. Even now scientists are designing bots that will permeate cell walls and fix the errors.

[msc545]

That is not exactly wrong but it is very simplified.

[exitseven]

I reduced this to illustrate my position

[msc545]

ok good

[richardcory]

Traveling forward is easy - but boring. Its going backwards that is hard. I don't think it will ever be possible,

[TalynMere]

I sure hope not. Anything cool can and will always be abused for bad. If we can time travel, everything and everyone you've ever loved will disappear instantly because some douche with power will get to it first.

[LiamJHayden]

Only if the multiverse theory is correct. Otherwise some paradox would probably collapse reality. Of course I'm not a physicist so I could be completely wrong.

[RealMarek]

We do. We just don’t control the pace and cannot jump from one time to another.

[TheUniqueOne96]

It seems pretty far fetched TBH and if we did, someone would probably mess something up and change history or something like that.

[KrakenAttackin]

Well, we can slow time down by moving fast. Einstein proves this and it has been confirmed by super accurate clocks installed on space launches.

[slatyb]

We all are right now, about as fast as possible.

[Nikki1989]

I can't see that ever happening.

[msc545]

Why not?

[supercutebutt]

Nope.

[Anonymous]

Not likely even possible