Did I meet a time traveller?

The Persuasionist said:
@Secretman3811,

Each of us possesses an incredible time machine within the confines of our minds. It exists as a powerful entity, nestled precisely between our thoughts and consciousness.

Regards

The Persuasionist
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I get what you're saying here.

If I may ask, is your time machine in this corporeal, 3 dimensional world as a reality...?
The Persuasionist said:
Well,

I breathed a sigh of relief as I reflected on my recent encounter. It was a good thing I had refrained from mentioning the incredible device in my possession; a time machine powered by a singularity. Keeping that fact to myself had undoubtedly saved me from facing some severe judgment and potential misunderstandings.

..............

Regards

The Persuasionist
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You didn't refrain from mentioning it here.

So, do you have an actual, working time machine powered by a micro-singularity
or ......

Are you making it up as part of a fictional story line?
If so, that's great!!

Please do continue. (y):)(y)

Credibility is everything.
 
PaulaJedi said:
Those of us with ADHD cannot sit still long enough to meditate. I'm afraid astro travel wouldn't work for me!
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@PaulaJedi,

To be honest, I've never been a fan of astral projection. The whole idea of leaving my physical body and traveling through the astral plane seems a bit far-fetched to me. I've always been more inclined to believe in tangible and mechanical things. In fact, the time machine that I have in my possession is a remarkable piece of engineering. Its gears and mechanisms are so intricately designed that it's hard to imagine it being anything other than a tangible device. With every tick and tock, it seems to transport me to different moments in time, reaffirming its existence as a mechanical marvel. So while some may find fascination in the concept of astral projection, I'm content exploring different eras through my trusty time machine.
 
The Persuasionist said:
@PaulaJedi,

To be honest, I've never been a fan of astral projection. The whole idea of leaving my physical body and traveling through the astral plane seems a bit far-fetched to me. I've always been more inclined to believe in tangible and mechanical things. In fact, the time machine that I have in my possession is a remarkable piece of engineering. Its gears and mechanisms are so intricately designed that it's hard to imagine it being anything other than a tangible device. With every tick and tock, it seems to transport me to different moments in time, reaffirming its existence as a mechanical marvel. So while some may find fascination in the concept of astral projection, I'm content exploring different eras through my trusty time machine.
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We haven't been visited by a time traveler wannabe in quite a while. Perhaps it's time to administer a time traveler veracity test.

"What is the answer to the question I haven't asked you yet?"
 
The Persuasionist said:
@PaulaJedi,

To be honest, I've never been a fan of astral projection. The whole idea of leaving my physical body and traveling through the astral plane seems a bit far-fetched to me. I've always been more inclined to believe in tangible and mechanical things. In fact, the time machine that I have in my possession is a remarkable piece of engineering. Its gears and mechanisms are so intricately designed that it's hard to imagine it being anything other than a tangible device. With every tick and tock, it seems to transport me to different moments in time, reaffirming its existence as a mechanical marvel. So while some may find fascination in the concept of astral projection, I'm content exploring different eras through my trusty time machine.
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Very steampunk imagery. How did you obtain it?

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