Man from 2036 (a time traveler)

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lol how old is he? is he like 5 or 6 cause if so IT'S HIM!!!! O_O o_o :shocked: :warning: :p
 
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5 o_O his bday is oon march 26/27 (something like that) last time i saw him was when he was 2 (I used to live down there :O)
 
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Time travel is possible but if you watch the movie time machine you will find out a very interesting reason why changing the past is not.
 
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u are messin with us dude....u read the site... :S lol
im fking serious >_> he doesnt even say his age oon the site :S:S:S
should i call his parents? o_o
 
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yea he does say his age on the site...he says he is like 37...and that when he came back he was living with his parents and the 2 yr old "him" was in the same house...this was all in 2000...and i know u guys are thinkin yea well that disproves him right there that he is lying he couldnt live in the same house with himself and his parents and them know who he is...well he explains all that...its kinda like in the movie "the one" but with a twist...he says that there are diff time lines and when u travel in time the farther u go from your original starting point...the more into the other timelines u go into...its really kinda interesting if u open your mind and read it but i know a lot of ppl wont do that
 
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Well I don't know about that guy, but I can tell you one thing with *absolute* certainty:

Something bad is going to go down in the near future.

Oh, and something good too.

And a whole bunch of inbetween stuff will happen too. Watch out for that.

Yeah, and some if it will be interesting.


Trust me, I can read the future.
 
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oki, obviously i wus joking but my thoughts on this.. its sounds true o_O i dont know why but it just does
 
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Something about time travel:

Supposidly, if it is a real phenonomon, its not meant to be possible to travel to a date before the first working time machine was invented. This is what some theorists believe around the physics field. And.. achieving the speed of light is also impossible. As you reach the speed, time slows down and you get larger or taller or something. At the speed of light, time is said to stop so.. you would kind of freeze. Im not sure though.
 
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Off-Topic: solidus thats terrable

On-Topic: If this is a hoax, that guy went through alot of work to make it.
 
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Time travel to the future is possible. I remember reading an artice that my teacher had a while ago where if you were in a fast moving jet for 6 hours flying around the world in the direction the world was spinning, you would be 0.0006 seconds in the future or somthing like that. It was from the popular science magizine I belive.

Traveling into the past would be alot harder. Currently, the only way I know how to even see into the past is if you travel out into space . The farther away you are from earth, the farther into the past you will see (im talking light years out) (It also depends on how fast you get there. Then if you somehow got a high powered telescope and looked back at earth, you would see the light that reflected off of the earth. Err, here ill make it simpler. If you instantly travel 60 million light years away form earth and looked back at it through a telelscope (im talking really high powered) you would see the light that bounced off earth 60 million years ago becuase it took 60 million years for the light to get to the point your at.

When you look up and see a star, your just seeing the light that it emited. Because that's how the eye works. It uses the light bounced off matter. Lets say the star is 500,000 light years away. That means it took the light 500,000 light years to reach your eye. Thus your seeing the star as it was 500,000 light years ago.
Get it?
 
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I believe dreams prove that there are alternate demensions. You would be going back in time but in an alternate demension.

As far as the Civil War goes I have already forseen this since 9-11.

In World War 2, the goverment ordered the concentration of the Japanese residents on the west coast of the United States. Forcing them into large camps where they were gaurded by machine guns.

He states that their are a group of police who unlawfully restrain people. Now think about the muslim/arab population in the United States. Lately, they have been under the scope and I believe that history will repeat itself.

Which inturn will make the goverment look bad, and cause civil unrest among all of us. Its not right to persecute one person just because someone else with the same color of skin did something terrible. The knowledge of how the goverment treated the asian population unjustly in World War 2 and normal human nature will probably lead to the Civil War and the rest of the world will step in and help us destroy this evil goverment. Hopefully we can prevent the nuclear holocaust but its going to take all of us.
 
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In accordance with a simple rule For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
 
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Meh, I believe that traveling throught the future is possible, Infact we are doing it right now. We are going into the future at a set rate but we are also in the present since the future never comes. There maybe a way to speed the rate we go into future but i don't know how.

ack, my confusing 2 cents.
 
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I can't believe anyone bothered to make a thread on this. Might as well correct people's stupidity.. "Prophecy," "time travelling revelations," and "Astrology" all rely on vague givings that inevitably come true one way or the other, and then people say "Wow! He was RIGHT!" "A group of police will unlawfully restrain people." Wow. What an incredible prediction. That's only happened.. Hm... about 600 times in the past 2 centuries. Gee. This guy must've been the Oracle of Delphi, except without the toxic-gas thing.. You know.

Anyway, Akira. You can't go into the past by going farther away from Earth. Yes, when you look up at the sky you are seeing stars that light took 500 million years to reach you, but that doesn't mean if you had a way to magically teleport to where the light came from, that the star would still be there.

You don't go back in time by going to the source of the light, because the star died eons ago, and the light is just now reaching us.

Examining light that reaches Earth today gives us a -view- of what the Universe of the past was like. It doesn't mean if we travel there instantly we'll be BACK in the past..

*bonk*
 
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I think what he means is that if you could teleport to 500 light years away and then look at the Earth from some kind of mega telescope you would see the image reflected from how many thousands of years ago it was
 
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Anyway, Akira. You can't go into the past by going farther away from Earth. Yes, when you look up at the sky you are seeing stars that light took 500 million years to reach you, but that doesn't mean if you had a way to magically teleport to where the light came from, that the star would still be there.

You don't go back in time by going to the source of the light, because the star died eons ago, and the light is just now reaching us.

Examining light that reaches Earth today gives us a -view- of what the Universe of the past was like. It doesn't mean if we travel there instantly we'll be BACK in the past..

*bonk*
You've misread... he said "SEE into the past" :rolleyes:

Anyhoo... about future prediction stuff. I've had a couple deja-vu's in my life (dunno if you all know what that means), and it's really weird. Sometimes I just see random stuff happening in my dreams, and a while later I just see it happening in real life, and it's all really accurate.
Kinda scary if you think about it. Because of this, I think that the future that's ahead of us has already been determined somehow.
 
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I have random Deja Vu all the time, and sometimes things that happen in your dreams happen in real life afterwards. I think what is more likely is that in that dream you saw something that you frequently do (such as.. I don't know.. put some water on the stove to boil while wearing red socks) and then a day later you're putting water on the stove to boil wearing red socks and you're like oh **** deja vu.
 
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A lot of psychologists and psychiatrists believe that dreams are merely your brain coming up with ideas--the solutions to your problems, and testing them. Your brain comes up with every conceivable (to you) solution, no matter how crazy or bizzare, and tests them (to the best of it's ability.) But you seldom remember these dreams. It's also why if you're particularly worried about something you're more likely to dream about it.
 
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SailorAlea said:
Anyway, Akira. You can't go into the past by going farther away from Earth. Yes, when you look up at the sky you are seeing stars that light took 500 million years to reach you, but that doesn't mean if you had a way to magically teleport to where the light came from, that the star would still be there.

You don't go back in time by going to the source of the light, because the star died eons ago, and the light is just now reaching us.

Examining light that reaches Earth today gives us a -view- of what the Universe of the past was like. It doesn't mean if we travel there instantly we'll be BACK in the past..

*bonk*
I was stating that you could see into the past, not go there.
 

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