travelling through time

[Ganj]

here's a fun thought. when books are written/published, the pages seal time. when television shows air, time is sealed within them. wouldn't it be crazy if we could use these seals to travel through time, like gumby did? now, with having no experience or knowledge about the space time continuum, tell me...could this be possible?

Ganj Reviewed by Ganj on 12-16-2005. travelling through time here's a fun thought. when books are written/published, the pages seal time. when television shows air, time is sealed within them. wouldn't it be crazy if we could use these seals to travel through time, like gumby did? now, with having no experience or knowledge about the space time continuum, tell me...could this be possible? Rating: 5

[Stoner Shadow Wolf]

in astral projection, there is the corridore of time, where you can veview the past, and prepare for the future...


im pretty sure you cannot interact with either, astrally. but you can go and look (if you can project).

as for physically moving about in time, just wait a few years. might be a decade, might be less but in time, the three worlds will come together and intigrate their laws to make a more fitting world for humans...

[MudFu]

I do not say it is possible to take your physical form and travel back in time. I don't think you can do that in mental forms either. Time travel is a myth to me. How can you reverse time? Besides, if you went back in time then the present (right now before you travel back) would be lost because it has not occured yet. If time travel was possible, why couldn't we travel forward in time? If you could travel forward then that would mean we have a pre-determined path in life and nothing is of our own free will.

[beachguy in thongs]

here's a fun thought. when books are written/published, the pages seal time. when television shows air, time is sealed within them. wouldn't it be crazy if we could use these seals to travel through time, like gumby did? now, with having no experience or knowledge about the space time continuum, tell me...could this be possible?

I don't think we'll accomplish it, but you wouldn't be able to use a fabrication of modern society to accomplish it. Stories are not physical things.

This reminds me of that show where the girl could stop time whenever she wanted.

[mrdevious]

This reminds me of that show where the girl could stop time whenever she wanted.

lol, you mean that episode of the twilight zone and every show that ripped it off 39 times a year every year since?

[Esoteric416]

You know some physicists have a theory that time travel back in time will be restricted to the time when a functional time machine was invented. So at the very instant when a physicist turns on the worlds first time machine massages or possibly people from the future will start to arrive. I'm not sure about the reasoning or the physics behind this prediction but it seemed interesting when I saw it. I think it was on the science channel.
And for the record, I don't think time travel will be achieved by using old Leave it to Beaver shows.

[CocaCola]

Without written history there would be no sense of how long or what time these events happened, so I'd say that Ganj has a point there...

And in Astral Projection, MudFu, you're not moving back or fowards though time or anything, and time isn't at a stand still. It's just a transcendence of time... like on Salvia, people often get deja vu and I think it's possibly recalling things from your childhood... this is a transcendence of time because you are experiencing this time distortion without actually moving at all. And on other psychadelics, this time dilation people experience might just be your mind comprehending things outside of time... a minute could seem like a lifetime and the 4 hour trip can seem like less time then an episode of Seinfeld. It's why people get hung up in thought loops... it's why the years go fast and the days go slow... because time is an illusion. As someone here once said, (I think it was beachguy or something) time only exists because no one person can experience everything at once.

[PureEvil760]

You know some physicists have a theory that time travel back in time will be restricted to the time when a functional time machine was invented. So at the very instant when a physicist turns on the worlds first time machine massages or possibly people from the future will start to arrive. I'm not sure about the reasoning or the physics behind this prediction but it seemed interesting when I saw it. I think it was on the science channel.
And for the record, I don't think time travel will be achieved by using old Leave it to Beaver shows.

In an astral projection forum somone said that they had a vison of being some sort of time cop so that would make sence..time cops show up and lay down the law..cant get away with anything around here.

[beachguy in thongs]

lol, you mean that episode of the twilight zone and every show that ripped it off 39 times a year every year since?

I guess, so. Do you remember what show I'm talking about?

It was the girl from the "My two Dad's" (or whatever) show, starring Paul Rheiner (maybe) from "Mad About You".

It was in the 80's.

[beachguy in thongs]

As someone here once said, (I think it was beachguy or something) time only exists because no one person can experience everything at once.

LOL, if I tried to say that, it would have came out like, "The only reason something will happen is because it's not happening now."