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Time Travel Lotto Experiment
- Thread starter Ejie
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Did you not claim you were a Time Traveller in earlier months or has that been sucked up into the ether?
Look dude, I’m not here to argue about who said what especially on a topic such as time travel on a forum about the paranormal because we all know that these subjects are all controversial. We all know time travel is a very elusive, complex, and theoretical subject, and will perhaps remain a mystery forever, so there is no need to argue about such silly things. I don’t want to go into any more details explaining because it’s pointless and a waste of time. The whole point is about having fun with all the different possibilities and scenarios. Without speculation what other reason would you be on this forum? So just stay calm and keep it cool!
. Beyond that just to be clear with a person like you who just likes to argue is that I have mentioned that I might have invented time travel and that I might have travelled through time, and other than that I have nothing else to say except to let you speculate what that means! Thanks for the reply but I would have preferred the WINNING LOTTO NUMBERS!
If the butterfly effect affects the lotto numbers then it should also affect the stocks, what if I get 100 losing stocks? In my opinion the risk is the same like for example it’s like you either buy every single stock that there is or every single possible lottery number combination, what’s the difference? The difference is that we really don’t know how time travel works because for now it’s just a theory that we can only speculate about. Also in my opinion the butterfly effect would alter the whole universe thus creating an alternate universe in a multiverse, so in a sense the chances are all the same, you either win or lose, whatever your fate is destined to be will be like as if we have no control over it, unless we invent an actual Time Machine or acquire a Time Machine from extraterrestrial aliens to change things because that’s the only purpose of a Time Machine.Last edited:
Beholder
Senior Member
Humans are according to my future visions predictable like clockwork and immune against the butterly effect because of habits, plans and converging thinking patterns. If you planned to make a holiday trip and have already booked the hotel, you are not going to suddenly cancel the plans because you saw a butterfly flap its wings. It would require bad weather or an unusual number of mosquitoes from chaotic divergent systems.
When I had a future vision of my family building a birdhouse five years before it happened, the random insect count changed the number of birdhouses made, but the round wooden piece drilled out still rolled out from grampa's garage, and I knew what grandma would say to me when she served the same meatballs. The whole event was triggered by mom reading about birdhouses in the magazine that she frequently bought by habit, so the filler article was likely postponed for years before finally published, triggering the deterministic chain of events. Generalization is the rational ability to filter out input that should not affect our decisions, so being smart makes us more predictable by more often choosing the optimal path.Last edited:
Tron1
Senior Member
Um dude, listen everything you thought of already has been tried. Sorry to burst your thoughts. We've been around since before you were around. I even tried the lottery scheme myself. It doesn't work. No matter what you try it will stack against you. You'll lose money that you need. I play every day but see I win claimers.
Every time I get a claimer I put it in my bank. Like a normal person. I bought Gibbs HDR unit and used it to its max. I wish I didn't now.
But I wouldn't trade the experience for nothing. It completely changed my life and history. Go on with your normal life. As everyone should. We have nothing planned other than Dr Zs. Experiments. See no one believes a word I say cause I have no proof. Don't play lotto like that
If anything KENO. I plan on building a time portal after I come back from Montauk in July.