@Dingolo (View Post)
More than that. There are infinite universes. Every single possibility occurs in an infinite amount of universes. In an infinite amount of universes you are exactly the same. In an infinite amount of universes you do not exist. In an infinite amount of universes you are completely different. In an infinite amount of universes you change the world turning the Earth into a completely peaceful utopia, find a way to manipulate all gauge-bosons and thus become an omnipotent immortal entity. In an infinite amount of universes you instead decide that it is a good idea to stick you d*ck into a nuclear reactor while it is active. Thus, according to that theory, everything you do futile. Why change the world if in an infinite amount of universes you fail? Why become successful if in an infinite amount of universes you are much more successful? Why bother living if you are just one version of a person who exists as an infinite amount of different versions? Of course, those issues do occur with the theory as it predicts that everything is futile and that no one has the illusion known as free-will.

Okay, my question. if you were to travel into the future by one second, could you steal pillage conquer murder lie cheat all you want then return with no consequences?

@OnTheToilet (View Post)

The only tangible thing in this world (or any other make believe one) that is parrallel are the lines on my math equations. :P

Techincally, this isn't time travel, moreso time distortion. It effects all velocities, but its effects only really become noticable as you approch the speed of light. When the astronauts went to the moon, their age was sex seceonds younger than it should of been. Unfortunatly, there is no currently known way to propel somethin to such a great velocitiy.

You know that whole e=mc2 thing? That equation is the sole proof that you can't travel in time.

Anyway, where was I? If you are travelling near the speed of light, everything speeds up for you. Let's say, you went to the sun. For you, it would be around 8 minutes. However, for the people of earth, it would be slightly longer. Now let's mix it up; lets say you travel to the nearest star system; alpha centuri. It is 4-5 light years (Light years are a unit of distance, not time. It is the distance light travels in one earth year.) away. However, here is where things get wibbley wobbley timey wimey. You see, it takes 4-5 earth years for you, buuuuuuut... for earth, a large amount of time passes, because they aren't traveling at the speed of light, so you age 4-5 years, but your son on earth (If you have one.) will be long dead when you return.

It's complicated stuff, but it isn't time travel, as time is staying the same for the earth people.

Let me summerise it up; Bob travels at the speed of light. He has a clock. His clock works fine throughout the whole thing. But, as he gets close to the speed of light, the clock slows down, until it stops when he reaches terminal velocitiy.

Another odd effect of traveling at the speed of light, is the fact Bob's spaceship will become very long to you and me, but will not appear distorted for Bob.

So, as you can see, very confusing.

Also, paradoxies exist outside of time travel; 'All cretians are liars, said the cretain.'

Except...neutrinoes. Just google it, I can't explain it well.

@m_shinoda (View Post)
Kinda necro

@m_shinoda (View Post)
hmm that a necro? (not being sarcastic just not sure about necro...yes i read rules)