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Magic-League Mule Vice Captain
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 Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2009 3:05 pm
Just answer the question, then talk and share your opinion of other answers.
1) If you would, would you travel time?
2) Do you believe that we could make something to do so?
3) What would you go back and fix if you could rewind time?
4) Would you go back and fix mistakes or avoid future mistakes?
5) Do you wish to see the future?
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Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2009 12:19 pm
1) If you could, would you Time Travel? Given the opportunity, yes I would travel back in time.
2) Do you believe that we could make something to do so? The odds of such a thing being made are slim. But the chance of a private dealer. Actually being able to hold onto something that valuable. Would be even slimmer. I know just how honest the majority of people really are. More often than not. If they have the option of being honest. Or not with some sort of personal gain. They will take the ladder, which is actually just a metaphor as it is the lower road of the two.
3) What would you go back and fix if you could rewind time? I wouldn't bother to try fixing time.
4) Would you go back and fix mistakes or avoid future mistakes? Neither
5) Do you wish to see the future? To see the future would just be seeing one of many possible futures. Since traveling from the present. Would just yield the future that was going to happen. With the assumption that nothing happened. Between your present and that future to change it. This is the biggest monkey wrench I can think of. When it comes to the concept of any prophet actually being able to tell the future with high accuracy.
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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 10:25 am
1) If you would, would you travel time? Yes, it would be interesting.
2) Do you believe that we could make something to do so? Maybe, doubt it. Many people have tried. Although, the true fail is trying : )
3) What would you go back and fix if you could rewind time? Mistakes make us human. Let's make at least 1,000.
4) Would you go back and fix mistakes or avoid future mistakes? Avoid.
5) Do you wish to see the future? That'd be interesting.
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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 10:40 am
1) If you would, would you travel time? I wouldn't
2) Do you believe that we could make something to do so? Not really
3) What would you go back and fix if you could rewind time? Nothing, as much as I don't like some things that happened.
4) Would you go back and fix mistakes or avoid future mistakes? I don't think I would, I like what happened and I sorta expecting that I'd make a couple mistakes in my future.
5) Do you wish to see the future? No, I'd be curious about what could be my future but then I'd worry to much on how to make what I saw happen or avoid it.
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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 10:41 am
vieraXoutcast 1) If you would, would you travel time? I wouldn't 2) Do you believe that we could make something to do so? Not really 3) What would you go back and fix if you could rewind time? Nothing, as much as I don't like some things that happened. 4) Would you go back and fix mistakes or avoid future mistakes? I don't think I would, I like what happened and I sorta expecting that I'd make a couple mistakes in my future. 5) Do you wish to see the future? No, I'd be curious about what could be my future but then I'd worry to much on how to make what I saw happen or avoid it.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 12:02 pm
HippieLover255 vieraXoutcast 1) If you would, would you travel time? I wouldn't 2) Do you believe that we could make something to do so? Not really 3) What would you go back and fix if you could rewind time? Nothing, as much as I don't like some things that happened. 4) Would you go back and fix mistakes or avoid future mistakes? I don't think I would, I like what happened and I sorta expecting that I'd make a couple mistakes in my future. 5) Do you wish to see the future? No, I'd be curious about what could be my future but then I'd worry to much on how to make what I saw happen or avoid it. This would be quite difficult to accomplish. See, the inherit traits of each person. Coupled with there surroundings make up a persons circumstances. So, let's say as an example. That you want to keep someone from getting hurt on there bike. It would be a burden to convince this person that such an event was actually going to take place. Even if you did succeed in stopping the initial situation from happening. There is no guarantee that it wouldn't happen further down the road. Everything that you changed in the past. Would end up changing all events connected to that moment.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 6:35 pm
LanceCalvis HippieLover255 vieraXoutcast 1) If you would, would you travel time? I wouldn't 2) Do you believe that we could make something to do so? Not really 3) What would you go back and fix if you could rewind time? Nothing, as much as I don't like some things that happened. 4) Would you go back and fix mistakes or avoid future mistakes? I don't think I would, I like what happened and I sorta expecting that I'd make a couple mistakes in my future. 5) Do you wish to see the future? No, I'd be curious about what could be my future but then I'd worry to much on how to make what I saw happen or avoid it. This would be quite difficult to accomplish. See, the inherit traits of each person. Coupled with there surroundings make up a persons circumstances. So, let's say as an example. That you want to keep someone from getting hurt on there bike. It would be a burden to convince this person that such an event was actually going to take place. Even if you did succeed in stopping the initial situation from happening. There is no guarantee that it wouldn't happen further down the road. Everything that you changed in the past. Would end up changing all events connected to that moment. No, like, if you hwere in the seane and someone was going to/got hurt. Wouldn't you do it there?
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 6:48 pm
HippieLover255 LanceCalvis HippieLover255 vieraXoutcast 1) If you would, would you travel time? I wouldn't 2) Do you believe that we could make something to do so? Not really 3) What would you go back and fix if you could rewind time? Nothing, as much as I don't like some things that happened. 4) Would you go back and fix mistakes or avoid future mistakes? I don't think I would, I like what happened and I sorta expecting that I'd make a couple mistakes in my future. 5) Do you wish to see the future? No, I'd be curious about what could be my future but then I'd worry to much on how to make what I saw happen or avoid it. This would be quite difficult to accomplish. See, the inherit traits of each person. Coupled with there surroundings make up a persons circumstances. So, let's say as an example. That you want to keep someone from getting hurt on there bike. It would be a burden to convince this person that such an event was actually going to take place. Even if you did succeed in stopping the initial situation from happening. There is no guarantee that it wouldn't happen further down the road. Everything that you changed in the past. Would end up changing all events connected to that moment. No, like, if you hwere in the seane and someone was going to/got hurt. Wouldn't you do it there? That's the burden of knowing. Convincing others that what you know is the truth. If I could help someone without serious risk to myself. Then yes, I probably would help. Though I wouldn't travel into the past to avert such an instance.
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Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 3:20 pm
LanceCalvis HippieLover255 LanceCalvis HippieLover255 vieraXoutcast 1) If you would, would you travel time? I wouldn't 2) Do you believe that we could make something to do so? Not really 3) What would you go back and fix if you could rewind time? Nothing, as much as I don't like some things that happened. 4) Would you go back and fix mistakes or avoid future mistakes? I don't think I would, I like what happened and I sorta expecting that I'd make a couple mistakes in my future. 5) Do you wish to see the future? No, I'd be curious about what could be my future but then I'd worry to much on how to make what I saw happen or avoid it. This would be quite difficult to accomplish. See, the inherit traits of each person. Coupled with there surroundings make up a persons circumstances. So, let's say as an example. That you want to keep someone from getting hurt on there bike. It would be a burden to convince this person that such an event was actually going to take place. Even if you did succeed in stopping the initial situation from happening. There is no guarantee that it wouldn't happen further down the road. Everything that you changed in the past. Would end up changing all events connected to that moment. No, like, if you hwere in the seane and someone was going to/got hurt. Wouldn't you do it there? That's the burden of knowing. Convincing others that what you know is the truth. If I could help someone without serious risk to myself. Then yes, I probably would help. Though I wouldn't travel into the past to avert such an instance. I would help someone if I could in the future HippieLover but like LanceCalvis said, I wouldn't go into the past to change anything no matter how much I wanted to.
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Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2009 2:36 pm
vieraXoutcast LanceCalvis HippieLover255 LanceCalvis HippieLover255 vieraXoutcast 1) If you would, would you travel time? I wouldn't 2) Do you believe that we could make something to do so? Not really 3) What would you go back and fix if you could rewind time? Nothing, as much as I don't like some things that happened. 4) Would you go back and fix mistakes or avoid future mistakes? I don't think I would, I like what happened and I sorta expecting that I'd make a couple mistakes in my future. 5) Do you wish to see the future? No, I'd be curious about what could be my future but then I'd worry to much on how to make what I saw happen or avoid it. This would be quite difficult to accomplish. See, the inherit traits of each person. Coupled with there surroundings make up a persons circumstances. So, let's say as an example. That you want to keep someone from getting hurt on there bike. It would be a burden to convince this person that such an event was actually going to take place. Even if you did succeed in stopping the initial situation from happening. There is no guarantee that it wouldn't happen further down the road. Everything that you changed in the past. Would end up changing all events connected to that moment. No, like, if you hwere in the seane and someone was going to/got hurt. Wouldn't you do it there? That's the burden of knowing. Convincing others that what you know is the truth. If I could help someone without serious risk to myself. Then yes, I probably would help. Though I wouldn't travel into the past to avert such an instance. I would help someone if I could in the future HippieLover but like LanceCalvis said, I wouldn't go into the past to change anything no matter how much I wanted to. It's because I've given the situation quite a bit of thought. A number of hypothetical situations. Would actually prevent you from doing any real good in the past.
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Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2009 1:59 pm
LanceCalvis vieraXoutcast LanceCalvis HippieLover255 LanceCalvis This would be quite difficult to accomplish. See, the inherit traits of each person. Coupled with there surroundings make up a persons circumstances. So, let's say as an example. That you want to keep someone from getting hurt on there bike. It would be a burden to convince this person that such an event was actually going to take place. Even if you did succeed in stopping the initial situation from happening. There is no guarantee that it wouldn't happen further down the road. Everything that you changed in the past. Would end up changing all events connected to that moment. No, like, if you hwere in the seane and someone was going to/got hurt. Wouldn't you do it there? That's the burden of knowing. Convincing others that what you know is the truth. If I could help someone without serious risk to myself. Then yes, I probably would help. Though I wouldn't travel into the past to avert such an instance. I would help someone if I could in the future HippieLover but like LanceCalvis said, I wouldn't go into the past to change anything no matter how much I wanted to. It's because I've given the situation quite a bit of thought. A number of hypothetical situations. Would actually prevent you from doing any real good in the past. I see your point, however, now talking about seeing the future, (no I just changed it) like, would if you saw something, when it happened, would you help....?
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Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2009 4:33 pm
1) If you would, would you travel time?
Yes... Lots of time, I'll say, if only i did this....before it was too late!!
2) Do you believe that we could make something to do so?
nah......
3) What would you go back and fix if you could rewind time?
hmmmm------- not so sure .. there's so many things that I wanna do,
I might not get to live my present time
4) Would you go back and fix mistakes or avoid future mistakes?
I would like to, but won't.
Mistakes are what makes me, me...
5) Do you wish to see the future
nope. It'll be too scary for me,, and well, It would be bored if I can see what's going to happen in the future, and my life is boring enough!
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Posted: Fri Jul 17, 2009 7:37 am
HippieLover255 LanceCalvis vieraXoutcast LanceCalvis HippieLover255 LanceCalvis This would be quite difficult to accomplish. See, the inherit traits of each person. Coupled with there surroundings make up a persons circumstances. So, let's say as an example. That you want to keep someone from getting hurt on there bike. It would be a burden to convince this person that such an event was actually going to take place. Even if you did succeed in stopping the initial situation from happening. There is no guarantee that it wouldn't happen further down the road. Everything that you changed in the past. Would end up changing all events connected to that moment. No, like, if you hwere in the seane and someone was going to/got hurt. Wouldn't you do it there? That's the burden of knowing. Convincing others that what you know is the truth. If I could help someone without serious risk to myself. Then yes, I probably would help. Though I wouldn't travel into the past to avert such an instance. I would help someone if I could in the future HippieLover but like LanceCalvis said, I wouldn't go into the past to change anything no matter how much I wanted to. It's because I've given the situation quite a bit of thought. A number of hypothetical situations. Would actually prevent you from doing any real good in the past. I see your point, however, now talking about seeing the future, (no I just changed it) like, would if you saw something, when it happened, would you help....? I can't honestly say yes or no to that, it all really depends on the situation that the event happened.
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Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 12:34 am
Me seeing the future. I can honestly say that I most likely wouldn't believe it. Such a vision of the future. Certainly would stick out in my mind. I would give a decent amount of thought. Though I wouldn't actually believe it to be a vision. I can't fully believe in such things. Now if I saw something before hand and it came true. Then I would believe I had such an ability. Though not proceeding this.
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Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 5:22 pm
Oh, I see your point. But I am saying I would. I would also use my rewind power if I didn;t believe it.
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