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100 years in the future

Postby jhmagic1 » Sep 25th, '09, 11:19



If someone came up to you and said they had figured out a way of going 100 years into the future, no more no less. The catch being that you couldn't come back. Would you go with them?

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Postby Tomo » Sep 25th, '09, 11:29

Nope.

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Postby Mr_Grue » Sep 25th, '09, 11:32

Is this is a trick question?

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Postby Replicant » Sep 25th, '09, 11:39

No. Everyone I know and love would probably be dead, so what's the point?

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Postby A J Irving » Sep 25th, '09, 11:52

My first thought would be that they were mental so I doubt I'd want to continue talking to them let alone go anywhere with them. :shock:

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Postby Replicant » Sep 25th, '09, 12:02

Mad as a box of frogs. Image

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Postby Robbie » Sep 25th, '09, 12:58

All my time-travel fantasies involve sojourns into the past (and returning). I don't have any desire to head into the future, especially if it's a one-way trip.

Now, if I was approached by aliens and given the chance to sail off in their starship... yes, like a shot! (In fact, Colin and I have an understanding that we would both seize the opportunity, even if whoever was chosen wasn't allowed to take the other or even leave a farewell message.)

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Postby Tomo » Sep 25th, '09, 13:02

The thing is, we're already travelling into the future at a rate of one second per second.

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Postby Harry Guinness » Sep 25th, '09, 13:16

I almost convinced people to buy my 'Constant Temporal Rate Transporter Head Garment' for 500 quid. Once they saw the baseball cap they were reluctant to fork out.

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Postby the Curator » Sep 25th, '09, 14:07

I'd like to see Terminator 85...

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Postby jhmagic1 » Sep 25th, '09, 14:25

the Curator wrote:I'd like to see Terminator 85...


or rocky CLXXXVIII

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Re: 100 years in the future

Postby seraphseven » Sep 25th, '09, 15:34

jhmagic1 wrote:If someone came up to you and said they had figured out a way of going 100 years into the future, no more no less. The catch being that you couldn't come back. Would you go with them?


I don't know about 100 years but if time is cyclical as some theorists suggest then i would like to travel so far forward that i end up a minute behind where i started so although i travelled forward in time i would have in fact travelled back in time Muahahaha.

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