My "current" area of study.

[TimeFlipper]

@Harte
Im from the UK Hartey so i dont have any knowledge of Berle, however i do remember Burl Ives and his great songs like the Ugly Bug Ball
I did have an idea about the thinking surrounding a 1960s TV...it could be used as a "witness" to the 1960s...also it could be possible that a working TV set of that era, if coupled up to an original antenna of the day, might be capable of pulling in TV transmissions from the 1950s and 60s...the TV set would be acting as a type of Einstein-Rosen Bridge....I need to think now how a microwave transmitter comes into the equation.....

 

[Harte]

@Harte
Im from the UK Hartey so i dont have any knowledge of Berle, however i do remember Burl Ives and his great songs like the Ugly Bug Ball

Which is why the British never invented time travel.

Harte

 

[TimeFlipper]

@Harte
FYI..iam not british iam English with five centuries of heritage..any benefit seeking foreign immigrant can come to the UK and become "british"...Secondly time-travel was discovered not invented

 

[Harte]

My point being that, according to timefluxcapacitance and spacetime modulation theory, if you don't have Berle, your machine wont work.

Of course, the entire theory could be wrong and should have, in fact, been based on Jack Benny.

Harte

 

[Harte]

The flaw in the British time-travel attempts was basing their theory on Benny Hill, if you ask me.

Harte