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John Titor's Legacy
John Titor's legitimacy?
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<blockquote data-quote="wowbagger" data-source="post: 136221" data-attributes="member: 8263"><p>I think, that Titor's story is an elaborate prank. It's true, that his explanations leave unsolvable questions and I totally agree, that the picture of the bended laser beam is the weakest point. Even though: The bits of technical information he gave (with the excuse of being only an operator) can be easily associated with some hypothetical concepts of time travel, modern physicists came up with. It's so much fun to think about how the machine might be able to work (in theory) with the given details. I think it was a very good idea to just hint in some direction while not giving too solid explanations. He left a very good amount of room for interpretation. That's what's making the story so entertaining.</p><p></p><p>Even though the general concept of time travel might be possible, I don't think that building a time machine is possible at all and I don't even hope it is (even though it's such a fascinating subject). Considering how carelessly we exploit the world we're living in at present, I don't want mankind to conquer a fourth dimension. Nevertheless, I really enjoy to think through theories about it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wowbagger, post: 136221, member: 8263"] I think, that Titor's story is an elaborate prank. It's true, that his explanations leave unsolvable questions and I totally agree, that the picture of the bended laser beam is the weakest point. Even though: The bits of technical information he gave (with the excuse of being only an operator) can be easily associated with some hypothetical concepts of time travel, modern physicists came up with. It's so much fun to think about how the machine might be able to work (in theory) with the given details. I think it was a very good idea to just hint in some direction while not giving too solid explanations. He left a very good amount of room for interpretation. That's what's making the story so entertaining. Even though the general concept of time travel might be possible, I don't think that building a time machine is possible at all and I don't even hope it is (even though it's such a fascinating subject). Considering how carelessly we exploit the world we're living in at present, I don't want mankind to conquer a fourth dimension. Nevertheless, I really enjoy to think through theories about it. [/QUOTE]
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