Time Travel

Miakal

Do you believe in it?

I do.

I call it existing.

Soon it will be ten years from now. I will wake up (after sleep comes and it has to eventually) and drool will be spilling out my mouth.

I'll be in the same place, with the same car, with the same emotions, and with the same diseased emotionless women. I will be a robot to the world of flashcards and trailer trash.

I'll still be riding the same subway and listening to the doors open and close open and close.

This is time travel friends. Existing and going nowhere fast. We all do it.

Tyler Durden

It also gets worryingly faster the older you get. Sometimes you lose whole years and you ain't ever getting them back. What's the alternative though to just playing the game and just keep carrying on till the scythe carrier comes for you.

It was once said about James Dean that he lived fast died young and left a beautiful corpse. I sometimes worry about people who think that a body with a head half cut off is a "beautiful corpse"

AudioSavior

I'm not actually posting in this forum now, I am doing it in the future, but you are seeing it now because the present caught up to when I posted this in the future. I also knew you were going to post this, even know right now it hasn't yet been made.

Miakal

Dude, you just blew my mind.

Freak

It's a lot to think about, but time-travel somehow doesn't seem too far-fetched to me. I mean, some of the spacetravel advances that have been made in the last hundred years, and with EVERYTHING we've learned about the universe, I just feel like playing with time is realistic.

I guess it's just weird to think about what happens when you go back and change history, or change the future; and whether that has already happened and everything is fine, or whether it's gonna fuck us up; and if it's possible that time is different for every individual, namely those involved in time-travel.

Get back to me in -250 years.

Miakal

Freak, you've basically destroyed the plot of Back To The Future II

Freak

I never saw either, but I went on the ride at Universal Studios twice.

I like the here and now, except all the war and nuclear bombs and shit. That's kind of scary.

P.S. I like how you italicized it.