can i travel back in time and change my decision?

[kinik]

i want to change a decision i took 10 years ago.

 

[Classicalfan626]

Believe it or not, we get a lot of threads like this here. But you shouldn't desire to go back in time just to change a personal mistake. You're supposed to learn from the mistakes you make.

 

[Num7]

Second thing that comes to mind is: won't that cause a paradox?

First thing would be to look into things and find what could fix your situation. Make things better, improve aspects of your life that you consider problematic right now. Isn't there anything that would help?

Hope we can help.

 

[Classicalfan626]

Second thing that comes to mind is: won't that cause a paradox?

Not necessarily, especially if it creates a new timeline.

But the rest of Num's post pretty much affirms what I've been trying to say.

 

[TheMedic2001]

No point in trying to go back. Whatever happened will not matter in the long run approach it with a fuck it mentality.

 

[Einstein]

If it was me, I would just go to a timeline where I didn't make the decision. No need for a time machine to do that. Our minds connect us to all those other timelines through the choices we make. Maybe you are unwilling to make the proper choices.

 

[TheMedic2001]

If it was me, I would just go to a timeline where I didn't make the decision. No need for a time machine to do that. Our minds connect us to all those other timelines through the choices we make. Maybe you are unwilling to make the proper choices.

Have you tried doing that before?

 

[Einstein]

Have you tried doing that before?

Lots of experiments to know it happens. And there was one time I saw a woman driving a SUV on the freeway that I used to know. I got a real good look at her. It was her. Except she was dead 15 years prior. So it appears we can zig zag across timelines through choices we make. Apparently I was on a timeline where she never died.

 

[TheMedic2001]

Lots of experiments to know it happens. And there was one time I saw a woman driving a SUV on the freeway that I used to know. I got a real good look at her. It was her. Except she was dead 15 years prior. So it appears we can zig zag across timelines through choices we make. Apparently I was on a timeline where she never died.

Does that mean we can choose which probability waves we want to collapse with our brains?

 

[TheMedic2001]

Also have you made sure you werent looking at her doppelganger?