05-16-2016, 02:33 PM
I think the original Terminator movie is typically how most people view time travel: you go back as you are currently. But in the Terminator, only organic things can time travel, so hopefully there are some wimpy punk rockers standing around for you to beat up and take clothes from (they never really explain how the Terminator's metallic and robotic endoskeleton is able to make this trip, though).
Personally, I think time travel may be possible on a small scale. But anything traveling in time would be non-organic as I suppose organic cells would revert to their prior states during transfer.
The more pessimistic side of me says that time travel is not possible (for humans anyway), which is why we don't have a bunch of time travellers popping up around us all of the time. More likely the human race has ended in the path we are going down before they reached that kind of an innovation.
Have a happy Monday!
Personally, I think time travel may be possible on a small scale. But anything traveling in time would be non-organic as I suppose organic cells would revert to their prior states during transfer.
The more pessimistic side of me says that time travel is not possible (for humans anyway), which is why we don't have a bunch of time travellers popping up around us all of the time. More likely the human race has ended in the path we are going down before they reached that kind of an innovation.
Have a happy Monday!
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