A Time Traveler's Tale

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Titor described his time machine on several occasions. In one early post, he described it as a "stationary mass, temporal displacement unit powered by two top-spin, dual positive singularities", and producing a "standard off-set Tipler sinusoid". [3] According to Titor the nature of time travel and what can be expected is explained through the Everett-Wheeler model of quantum physics, or as it is sometimes called, the Many Worlds Theory 3, which Titor stated had been proved to be correct. Simplistically, this means that every event that can have more than one outcome will result in every possible outcome, and each possibility is the origin point of a new parallel universe, or world line. The relevance of this for time travel Titor explained, is that the traveller does not enter their own past because their presence would cause changes which in turn would create an ever-expanding set of world lines. Instead the time traveller enters a closely related world line where their presence would not cause this incalculable level of world lines. So Barron’s dogs' name is Patton. George S. Patton is an American Military captain who was an instrumental factor in the US’s victory at The Battle of The Bulge during WWII. We know it’s stretch but with all the strange connections so far it’s not too big a leap to take from Bulge to Bulger. He also wrote about the future of the Internet, which remarkably survived (mostly as wireless nodes), despite the looming Year 2038 problem.

The Many Worlds Theory has become integrated into what is known as M-theory, although this is no clear indication that Titor's statement that the Many Worlds Theory is correct can be relied upon. Since Titor's visit theories other than the Many Worlds Theory have been proposed to avoid such things as the grandfather paradox of time travel. The 2009 visual novel Steins;Gate, which was adapted into an anime in 2011, heavily features time travel and has John Titor as a major part of the plot. [16] At the moment, none of this can be verified, but our current path of physics may surprise us, and the Many-worlds interpretation is considered a legitimate possibility. The Discovery Of Time Travel Image: Rodion Kutsaev/Unsplash Genetically modified food will be used to produce hybrid seeds that will have detrimental effects on the population's health.

An Overheating Space Plane

Titor's 570 or so Internet posts would describe an upcoming "civil conflict over a U.S. presidential election." Warn us about Mad Cow Disease. Tell us about nuclear war with Russia.

When the day comes for my ‘prediction’ to be realized it will either happen or not. If it does happen, then your ability to judge your environment is crippled by your acceptance of me as a “knower of all things” and gifted with the ability to tell the future. On the other hand, given the many comparisons drawn over the years between Titor’s story and novels like Pat Frank’s Alas, Babylon, or even the roleplaying game GURPS Cyberworld, you may choose to view it all as compelling Internet science fiction. Either way, it’s up to you. A Nuclear War Image: Safwan Mahmud/Unsplash If I am wrong, then everything I have said that might possibly have made you think about your world in a different way is suddenly discredited. I do not want either.

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Besides the American civil conflict and a third World War Titor made a number of other significant predictions: The only way Titor could know the Millennium Bug would cause chaos would be if he had experienced it in his own timeline. Therefore, by preventing this disaster from occurring in our timeline means events here have altered considerably from his own timeline. The two world lines have thereby become significantly different. Although I do have personal reasons for being here and speaking with you, the most I could hope for is that you recognize the possibility of time travel as a reality. You are able to change your worldline for better or worse just as I am.”– February 2, 2001, Post2Post Art Bell Forum a b c d e f g h Dodds, Laurence (October 21, 2015). "Who was John Titor, the time traveler who came from 2036 to warn us of a nuclear war?". The Telegraph. Archived from the original on June 22, 2017 . Retrieved April 22, 2016. But no matter the questions we can answer or the dots we can connect, there is still one big question to ask, and that's why? Why would Donald Trump need to time travel? What is he saving us from? What is he getting us into? And those questions my friends are best left for the comments.

As a result of the many conflicts, no, there were no official Olympics after 2004. However, it appears they may be revived in 2040.”– January 29, 2001 For fun, I enjoy swimming, playing cards, reading, playing games on the net and talking with people who live in other countries. As a community, we celebrate much more and have bon fires and dances. My hobby is sorting through old magazines and videos of life before the war.” The first posts using John Titor's military symbol appeared on the Time Travel Institute forums on November 2, 2000, under the username TimeTravel_0. [4] (The name "John Titor" was not used at that time.) The posts discussed time travel in general, the first one being the "six parts" description of the components required for a working time machine and responses to questions from other posters about how such a machine might work. These early posts tended to be short. A second thread was also made due to shortcomings of the forum software used at the time. [5]This is where Trump comes into play. John Trump left his nephew with his findings hoping that at a later date Trump would be able to complete what he started. This is where two theories combine into one. John Titor, the famous “time traveller” is believed to actually be Donald Trump. Our world line would also have diverged more than the two per cent Titor said was acceptable for him to time travel reliably between it and his own world line. If things were just slightly different, could his future events have played out here? Could our current worldline still end up following that path, albeit with different dates and slightly altered events? Since 2012, we’ve seen such things as the Mandela Effect enter into the public conscious, possible clues that our timeline is not as rigid as we had perhaps thought. This is an updated version, with a new look at some of Titor’s more intriguing predictions and quotes, involving our potential future and the alleged time traveler’s own worldline. I’ve covered the IBM 5100 portable computer in a separate article, but suffice it to say that Titor mentioned a “hidden functionality” within the computer that really did turn out to exist. The functionality was likely unknown to the average consumer at the time of his posting, so it’s curious that he would have known such a detail, himself.