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Topic: Do you think time travel would be possible? Why?

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LzWinky

PhoenixSage wrote:

lz2009 wrote:

@Phoenix: you know what this means, right? Total world domination with multiple mes running around!! Maybe time travel is not so impossible after all!

No, it's not impossible. I'm living proof of that, lz. i'm right here, standing in front of you-er, me.

Living proof, eh? That'll show those scientists and their doubts about time travel!!

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Nathan

Djungelurban wrote:

So basically, you're going with the "LALALALALALA!!! I'M NOT LISTENING" arguement then since the infinity of space and time (or the progression of existance rather) are pretty much proven...

Proven..? Hahahaha! Even I could quote those scientists who prefer to remove God from their minds and prove to you that they are very unsure about the infinity of the universe. Quite recently in fact, I remember reading an article about the Earth being in the center of the universe... this coming from the evolutionists (cough Cabalists cough) themselves. Must have been one of those peer-reviewed articles anyway.. didn't exactly see it on the Discovery channel, like so many people do to get their information about the cutting edge of 'science'. If we are at the center, that implies a finite universe. That is what the ancient holy scriptures tell us also. And that the Earth does not move. I'm serious. Outside of this universe, I believe is what the Bible calls, the "third heaven".

Djungelurban wrote:

And if I take on my religious pants, then who are you, a lowly human, to presume to understand any part of god's plan? Isn't the whole point that god is more then a mere human? So how could you possibly even begin to argue how he did or didn't create reality. Please...

I'll answer this the same way the person to whom it was addressed did. Men and women of the past, who were living in different time periods, in different lands, cultures, and economic conditions, had an experience with a supernatural Being who claimed to be the Creator, and told them how it was. And they recorded such things. And they align.

And by the way, string theory is just another attempt at mental gymnastics to escape the reality that a personal immaterial God made the universe, and not chance happenings through countless universes to maybe sometime hit the jackpot and get life rolling. String theory, pfftt, what absolute nonsense. Hopefully you'll look back and laugh at such Cabalist ideas as absurd, just like the many presuppositions it rests upon.

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Nathan

Roopa132 wrote:

Was that article maybe in a history magazine and was it about the believes in 1700 a.d.?

I was waiting for such a response as this. Anyway, you must not read too much on the subject, otherwise you would not have mocked.

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Djungelurban

What? Nathan, are you for real? Like an actual person? I've never met people like you... You're like a cartoon character or caricature... Hey, I know... Maybe you escaped from that mormon cartoon I watched a while back... I can link you to it if you want to... Yeah, mormon's sure are crazy... No I'm not gonna argue with you, it like trying to convince someone that really thinks they are Elvis Presley that they're not... It's not just worth it... Gave me a good laugh atleast...

Wiiperson11

Roopa132 wrote:

Wiiperson11 wrote:

If time travel was possible then people from the future would use it and they would visit us I think so sadly, it's impossible IMO.

And what do you think about my theory that you can just travel to the future but not the past?

Hmmmm...
To the future it actually might be possible!

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BiasedSpring5

Can someone explain the string theory?

BiasedSpring5

OldBoy

Here you go....

Generally, string is a thin, flexible piece of rope or twine which is used to tie, bind, or hang other objects. String can be made from a variety of fibres.

Examples of string use include:

String figures, designs formed by weaving string around one's fingers
A bow string, an essential part of a bow.
In musical instruments.

What's this bit for again?

BiasedSpring5

Luigi78 wrote:

Here you go....

Generally, string is a thin, flexible piece of rope or twine which is used to tie, bind, or hang other objects. String can be made from a variety of fibres.

Examples of string use include:

String figures, designs formed by weaving string around one's fingers
A bow string, an essential part of a bow.
In musical instruments.

Thanks for the info...

BiasedSpring5

The_Fox

@Nathan
What, no link to the article claiming the earth is in the center of the universe? It would be interesting to see who flushed their career down the toliet. Assuming they had careers to begin with.

"The government of the United States is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion."

-President John Adams

Treaty of Tripoly, article 11

Knux

Time travel COULD be possible, but I have not seen any evidence supporting it.

Knux

Outrunner

@thewiirocks: Wow, you really got me to think there man. Interesting, especially the bit about free will.
@7.Alejandro_Talavera: I think eternity is what's past the borders of the physical universe. As well as all around us. Oh, and thanks for accepting that other people can have differing views from your own. I respect your right to think for yourself.

"And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call his name JESUS: for he shall save his people from their sins." Matt. 1:21.

Red_Silurian

Sure wasn't back to the future based on a true story?

Red_Silurian

tripunktoj

@Klapaucius: Astounding... that kind of short but consistent idea is what I am looking for on this thread. I will definetly include it on my next thinking session. mostly this kind of ideas are which ignite high reasoning on my brain. Thank you very much!

@Nathan: There are MILLIONS of logically inconsistent texts out there, so you always have to do a little reasoning to tell if a text its true or not, which sadly is the case with your article, and with most of the scriptures from ancient people you talk about, which lacks of a true logical structure. (Who can actually assure something is true just because an author signed it), And yes, I DO research actively on this theme, and I heard about it once, but I totally discarded it because of what I have already told you.

Everything else I was about to tell you, was already posted by Djungelurban, Roopa132 and The Fox.

@Outrunner: You are welcome. About your answer... Eternity is a property of time, and time is a dimention in our universe, how can it be outside of it at the same time? assuming it could, What would it be like?, What could be in it?

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Nathan

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@Nathan: There are MILLIONS of logically inconsistent texts out there, so you always have to do a little reasoning to tell if a text its true or not, which sadly is the case with your article, and with most of the scriptures from ancient people you talk about, which lacks of a true logical structure. (Who can actually assure something is true just because an author signed it), And yes, I DO research actively on this theme, and I heard about it once, but I totally discarded it because of what I have already told you.

What are you talking about? What text is inconsistent? Yes, the collection of books known as the Holy Bible are indeed very antagonistic and inconsistent with your worldview it seems. What kind of reasoning did you perform to come to the conclusion that my post lacks a "true logical structure"? Your so-called reasoning, could very well be wild imaginative musings on a philosophical plane, couldn't they.

As to the article I was referring to, it was in New Scientist. But they just dribble the same lies (big bang, expanding universe, billions and billions of years, etc) most of the time anyway. But this article was about the Copernican principle being false after all, even though, as they admitted, it is the very foundation of the way they think of the universe now, after rejecting the old and true Geocentric model.

There has also been work that has proved that the Earth is motionless, these experiments (not armchair theorizing) were conducted in the late 1880's and beyond. As to the Earth being in the center, though redshifts are not totally understood, thanks to conflicting data and presumptions from evolutionists and even creationists, I will just mention that a few have noticed the concentric patterns of these around the Earth, designating it as the center, with everything else moving away from us.
But ultimately, for me, I'll trust what God has allowed us to know, and not rely on mankind to tell me what is what.

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Machu

"But they just dribble the same lies (big bang, expanding universe, billions and billions of years, etc) most of the time anyway."

I just fell off my chair! It's the year 2009 you know, and science continues to make efforts to prove it's theories and better understand the universe around us. What does God do? I wasn't aware anyone had heard from him in a while, if ever. I suppose some folk like to think they are at the centre of the Universe, but others accept that we are an insignificant dot in an ocean of stars, and don't struggle with that. This thread had a scientific theme, why do you bring a supernatural deity into the mix? He/She/It has no place here. To me, that theory was disproved many years ago.

Here's a question for you. When our Sun grows old, eats itself and then blows up, destroying everything around it, will God save the Earth, can he?

Rawr!

Nathan

Machu wrote:

but others accept that we are an insignificant dot in an ocean of stars, and don't struggle with that.

Do you believe that you are insignificant, and those you love are also just that? I didn't think so... So when you say "we", you must mean all of mankind as a whole. Or at least the Earth itself, right... Perhaps you should have said that the Earth is insignificant. But wouldn't that be very rash? Maybe you'd like to go swimming in that ocean of stars instead?

Machu wrote:

This thread had a scientific theme, why do you bring a supernatural deity into the mix? He/She/It has no place here. To me, that theory was disproved many years ago.

Because science is impossible without the logicality of God. Plus, someone else brought it up, declaring their trust in what God has said as revealed in the Holy Bible, then a reply was given by an unbeliever in the same God of the Bible, and so I then posted a response. Just look it over and you'll see, if you're that interested.

Machu wrote:

Here's a question for you. When our Sun grows old, eats itself and then blows up, destroying everything around it, will God save the Earth, can he?

When is old, old enough for you? I would think a sun thousands of years old is old enough, how about you? But anyway, do you even know what the sun is? Do you believe that school indoctrination about the sun being a ball of fire, or what? Go and take a look at this site: www.holoscience.com This should provide you with a bit to think about at least. Of course they're still on the wrong path when it comes to origins.

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Machu

@Nathan: Yes, I believe I, my family, everyone and everything I know including the planet itself, are insignificant. If the Earth finds itself in the path of a black-hole, or one of the many other planet-destroying hazards in this living breathing Universe, said Universe would continue on without anyone or anything noticing. Planets die, stars die, even whole Galaxies can be torn apart. My life, whilst important to me, is comparable to an ant being trodden on accidentally, it can happen at any time and there is no reason or meaning to it. It's just nature going about it's business.
And yes, I do wish I could go swimming "in that ocean of stars", and I think human evolution may eventually lead us down such a path, if we can survive a few 100,000 years I believe anything is possible with our knowledge of science and technology. I personally intend to have myself shot into space in a capsule when I die, I believe such options will be available to me by the time I reach that age. I would rather float aimlessly through time and space for the rest of eternity than stand in a queue waiting to be judged, or decomposing underground and being returned to the earth in the form of carbon, which is what ACTUALLY happens after the mourning families leave the graveyard.

"logicality of God". I could not and will not ever understand such a term. And yes, I had read the whole thread, but the guy who brought God up is someone I play MarioKart with and did not want to offend. Plus, he made it clear he accepted others beliefs. You however, don't seem happy with my belief's, just please be aware, my thought's on religion and the Universe have been crafted over 31 long years, some of which, were spent in churches.

And the Sun is a big ball of hydrogen, that is burning, so yes, it's a ball of fire.

And I visited your electric holyscience site, but, I've seen many like it and all they try to do is disprove all the things I take great interest in, so as to defend their own stance.

You should try this one, it's not bad either... praise be

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Rawr!

Magi

Machu wrote:

I wasn't aware anyone had heard from him in a while, if ever.

Actually, that religious nut child kidnapper/molester just invented a magical box that allows him to talk to god...

Magi

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