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Originally posted by modese7en
We don't need you to paraphrase the article for us in your own words,
leaving out the parts that don't justify your ideas...............
Now that I established that they were indeed wrong, answer the question. Why are you defending Titor? I pray that you are never under suspicion of a crime, and are treated the same way as those men, and I sincerely hope you learn more about the rights you and every other American have in the U.S.
Originally posted by Roth Joint
Hiroshima and Nagasaki are modern thriving cities nowadays. Where have you been when Japan's technological infrastructure grew to the nearest competitor of the United States?
Furthermore this proves that "life goes on" as usual, even after one or more nuclear attacks.
So yes, I tell you it's all possible. And you know why? Because I have faith in America's capability. Especially in a post-nuclear world where oil has become scarce and the need to work together in order to invent more efficient technologies have never before become more important to insure the survival of humans. Where’s your faith thatsjustweird?
So many inventions we have that we take for granted are created by a necessity, which only increases during wartime. Once the scientists involved at CERN will do their discovery I don't think this exciting project will be cancelled during or after wartime. Throughout history, military technology has been the driving force of technological advancement. And if a war gets really bad, scientists and engineers will have to work overtime to make our technology, infrastructure and society as a whole better then before. That's what I call logic. And history is teaching us exactly that.
When after a nuclear attack in 2015 half the world will be wiped out, it also means that the other half (including scientists, engineers, politicians, military personnel) apparently survived.
and any ways whats to rebuild? corporate america? it should die, thats a good thing. all that is left is easily manageable communities.
anarchy is an impossible outcome, because "HE who has the biggest gun, makes the rules". and not to mention anarchy does not support human rights(which is why a civil war is always started).
your time machine- first why do you assume its going to be so expensive? what if its very bacsic and cheap to achieve.
i dont know what kind of resources it needs to build a timemachine, but i know you havnt a clue either.
A time machine is a device for travelling through time. As far as is known by modern science, any time-travel device is purely fictional, although the special theory of relativity allows for time travel to be possible, but only in the future direction, by accelerating near the speed of light, which if technically possible would allow to reach the future faster because of time compression. There also exists an approximate solution to the general theory of relativity for a situation called the Tipler Cylinder that would appear to allow travel into the past.
A Tipler Cylinder is a hypothetical object theorized to be a potential mode of time travel—an approach that is conceivably functional within humanity's current understanding of physics, construction of the device notwithstanding.
Frank J. Tipler suggested in 1974 that if a sufficiently long cylinder with the mass of several neutron stars was induced to spin along its longitudinal axis, the cylinder should create a frame-dragging effect and warp spacetime in its locality as the spin approached the speed of light.
A limitation of the Tipler Cylinder is that it is only possible to travel to times (and places) in which the cylinder already exists. Thus, one could not travel backwards further than the date that the cylinder was activated.
why would there law say they can shoot at a vehicles(givin the situation is right)then say means other than a moving vehicle.
deadly physical force is the key word here. does the law state even if a vehicle is the cuase for the deadly physical force it is not to be fired apon? it could be interpred that way yes.
it also could be interpreted as, an officer can not fire apon a vehicle that is moving and say it was utilising deadly physical force.
if you are assuming the (unmarked)police officers drew thier firearms ....DONT
Kelly said the undercover officer who fired the first round identified himself as a police officer.
its enough when you dont read your link thoroughly befor submitting, but adding assumption to the story screws everthing up.
Originally posted by modese7en
The victims had to have been armed, and threatening to use those arms against the police officers. They had no weapons, and were still shot at.
1. We poured millions into Japan to help rebuild. Rebuilding a nation like the US after a nuclear war would cost trillions. Who's going to pay that seeing as the rest of the world is also destroyed?
2. We're talking about a nuclear war here. Not one or two nukes.
(3. There even deaths up to about 1990 or so attributed to radiation poisoning in those cities. And those were small bombs! What do you think is going to happen in a nuclear war?)
After the war, the main focus would be trying to get the economy right. With half the population gone that means half the workforce is gone so this will be extremely rough. Every cent would have to count so doing useless stuff like trying to test and come up with time travel would only set the US back by years.
2. Inventions that would try to help rebuild more quickly.
I can guarentee you no scientist in his right mind would waste time trying to come up with time travel when there are more pressing issues like getting the country back on track.
Also these scientists you mention are usually funded by the government. The US doesn't have a government remember? The people are taking over.
Yes and that half are just trying to find and enjoy the basics of life such as water. Who could possibly think of time travel at a time like that?
Basic plumbing would be part of "corporate" america
So would electric plants
Water treatment plants
Trash collectors
Construction workers
etc.
So what would you do? Just leave everything destroyed and that's that?
"easily managable communities"?
lol, you don't have a clue how things work do you? Even small communities take a ton of work to keep together.
lol, this made me chuckle.
Ok let's start small. It costs to get groceries right? Right.
A little bigger. It costs to build a house right? Right.
Bigger still. It costs a ton to have an actual working space program right? Right.
What makes you think bending time and space would somehow be cheap and basic?
Say, you wouldn't happen to have several neutron stars lying around would you?
So that would mean Titor stating they go all over the place and to all these different dates is bunk
Originally posted by Terapin
The rules of ATS, and this thread in particular, REQUIRE that you Stay On Topic which is John Titors prediction or rather discussion about the American Civil War of 2005.(if you doubt that then look at the top of the page where it clearly sais, "Stay on topic")
No such event happened. There never was a Civil War in the US in 2005. Any discussion about other aspects of John Titors babbeling doesnt belong in this thread.
Fact: The US did not undergo a Civil War in 2005 Proof that Titor is a hoax.
The year 2008 was a general date by which time everyone will realize the world they thought they were living in was over
Originally posted by Vitchilo
Would cost trillions? You seems to don't understand. In a post-nuclear-war world, there is no such thing as global economy for obvious reasons. People work to rebuild the country to survive and live like they did before, not for money! Money means nothing in times like these.
Yeah nuclear war with X amounts of mini-nukes of 2 to 3 kTs. Low radiation but concentrated in cities and moving into the atmosphere around the planet but not much. And the nuclear winter is just a theory.
Why do you think? Because the nukes were detonnated at a certain distance in the air, spreading in a much more wide area and nothing aborbing the big radiation. As JT said, the nukes exploded close to the ground so EMP don't spread and a big part of the radiation is being absorbed by the ground.
Most of the warheads that hit the cities came in threes
Yes, EMP took out a great number of electronic devices. That's one of the reasons why we don't have reliable technology laying around.
As I said earlier, the economy and money doesn't count in such a post-nuclear war world, it exist, but you can't imagine it, it would be very different and money wouldn't be the center of the universe.
An example: Was titor payed to fight his enemy? No.
Time travel just does that as JT explained.
Back on track? It's not the scientist task, it's the government, people and army task.
They don't need money if it's for surviving, it's not like money is an energy. To some people now, maybe, but to almost everybody after a nuclear war, I don't think so.
Scientists in a bunkered military base with plenty of food and water? And they probably do that to save more life after than saving few now. You know, sacrifying 100 to save 10.000.
Money doesn't make sense in a post-nuclear war world.
A neutron star is lighter than a black hole, so if they create a mini-black hole like JT described, it's possible.
This is what Hawking also think but JT said Hawking was wrong about this
remember- if ppl refused to help the community they were removed by force.
Yes, they don't sit around like sheep and watch their Constitution being trashed. They don't willfully eat poisoned food or buy manufactured products that no one needs.
Apparently by some of your posts, you have no problem allowing tyranny completely destroy America from within. You refuse too see past the federal camouflage.
You won't have that after a nuclear war here, because there would be no one to pour billions of dollars into rebuilding.
People would rebuild only the basics.
lol, so it time travel
And who said there were only mini nukes used??
Reality is we have no idea how things would react with that many nukes going off.
Three war heads per city. Small or not, that's alot....
and obviously EMP wasn't totally confined to the cities
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Yes, EMP took out a great number of electronic devices. That's one of the reasons why we don't have reliable technology laying around.
Note, no reliable technology yet somehow they're able to bend the laws of physics and time travel
I've been looking for this and I can't find it. Where'd you get that from?
Even if he wasn't payed, there was 10 years of fighting. How did they last that long? Well someone had to pay someone for guns, weapons, ammo, etc.
Look at the terrorists we're fighting. Why do you think we try to freeze their bank assets?
lol, no he didn't...
JT: Why is time travel used?
Right now, its used to get information or "items" that would be helpful in getting a post WWIII world back to a normal condition. There are 7 other time travelers in my unit.
What?
Those scientist come up with inventions to help the government, people, and army.
No, they need water and food and clean air for surviving.
If you're a scientist what would you do?
Waste your time trying to test a theory that would be of absolutely no help at all. Or try to find some way to clean the air, clean the water, find clean food?
1. Titor stated cities and military bases were targeted
2. ?
How exactly is time travel saving lives? Titor never stated that it did.
Also, changing the past would just create a new timeline right? Your original timeline would still be screwed up.
Neither does time travel. That's my point.
Again, why would you waste time, energy, and resources on something that may or may not exsist when the world is in shambles?
lol
Ohhh JT says it so it must be true!
lol
I'll take science over fiction, thanks.
So the question comes up again. Do you really think Titor was one of the good guys.
Is that the kind of world you would want to live in?
Do as I say or be killed.
What kind of life is that?
Originally posted by Terapin
No such event happened. There never was a Civil War in the US in 2005. Any discussion about other aspects of John Titors babbeling doesnt belong in this thread.
If you wish to discuss quantum mechanics, WWII, String theory, or john Titors haircut then you should be doing that somewhere else.
How is our worldline different from this yours?
John Titor:
For starters, the fact that I'm here makes it different. I've also noticed little things like news events that happen at different times, football games won by other teams, things like that.
I would guess the temporal divergence between this worldline and my original is about 1 or 2 percent. Of course, the longer I am here, the larger that divergence becomes from my point of view.
John Titor:
I'm not aware of any predictions I made or perhaps we do not agree on the definition.
John Titor:
I am here for personal reasons. For a few months now, I have been trying to alert anyone that would listen to the possibility of a civil war in the United States in 2005.
What event started the war? Can it be stopped?
John Titor:
The war is a result of faulty politics and desperation from Western leadership during the US civil war. Yes, I suppose you could stop it.
Originally posted by Terapin
Fact: The US did not undergo a Civil War in 2005 Proof that Titor is a hoax.
You won't have that after a nuclear war here, because there would be no one to pour billions of dollars into rebuilding.
People would rebuild only the basics.
Even if he wasn't payed, there was 10 years of fighting. How did they last that long? Well someone had to pay someone for guns, weapons, ammo, etc.
Q:Should we be stockpiling guns?
John:The answer to this is NO! You will draw a great deal of negative attention to yourself. I recommend becoming familiar with firearms. This means taking a safety course and learning to shoot and clean many different types. There will be plenty of guns around when you need them.
So the question comes up again. Do you really think Titor was one of the good guys.
Is that the kind of world you would want to live in?
Do as I say or be killed.
What kind of life is that?
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
Originally posted by Roth Joint
Hiroshima and Nagasaki are modern thriving cities nowadays. Where have you been when Japan's technological infrastructure grew to the nearest competitor of the United States?
Furthermore this proves that "life goes on" as usual, even after one or more nuclear attacks.
Are you kidding?
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
1. We poured millions into Japan to help rebuild. Rebuilding a nation like the US after a nuclear war would cost trillions. Who's going to pay that seeing as the rest of the world is also destroyed?
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
2. We're talking about a nuclear war here. Not one or two nukes.
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
(3. There even deaths up to about 1990 or so attributed to radiation poisoning in those cities. And those were small bombs! What do you think is going to happen in a nuclear war?)
You can't even come close to comparing the two situations.
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
Originally posted by Roth Joint
So yes, I tell you it's all possible. And you know why? Because I have faith in America's capability. Especially in a post-nuclear world where oil has become scarce and the need to work together in order to invent more efficient technologies have never before become more important to insure the survival of humans. Where’s your faith thatsjustweird?
What are you talking about?
I never said America couldn't rebuild or pounce back. Of course it can. It'd come at a cost though with hyper inflation and an astronomical debt rendering paper money basically useless for years. After the war, the main focus would be trying to get the economy right. With half the population gone that means half the workforce is gone so this will be extremely rough. Every cent would have to count so doing useless stuff like trying to test and come up with time travel would only set the US back by years.
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
Originally posted by Roth Joint
So many inventions we have that we take for granted are created by a necessity, which only increases during wartime. Once the scientists involved at CERN will do their discovery I don't think this exciting project will be cancelled during or after wartime. Throughout history, military technology has been the driving force of technological advancement. And if a war gets really bad, scientists and engineers will have to work overtime to make our technology, infrastructure and society as a whole better then before. That's what I call logic. And history is teaching us exactly that.
Two things (as history has shown us) with come from any war technology wise
1. Better weapons
2. Inventions that would try to help rebuild more quickly.
I can guarentee you no scientist in his right mind would waste time trying to come up with time travel when there are more pressing issues like getting the country back on track.
Also these scientists you mention are usually funded by the government. The US doesn't have a government remember? The people are taking over.
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
Originally posted by Roth Joint
When after a nuclear attack in 2015 half the world will be wiped out, it also means that the other half (including scientists, engineers, politicians, military personnel) apparently survived.
lol
Yes and that half are just trying to find and enjoy the basics of life such as water. Who could possibly think of time travel at a time like that?
Originally posted by Terapin
It is absurd to even hint that the US is undergoing a civil war. The FACT that a vote for change just happened is clear proof. The people were unhappy with the direction Bush and his cronies were taking the country and they acted on it. That does not happen during a civil war nor as a precursor to war. Civil war results when people have no political choices.
Originally posted by Terapin
The Waco style events never occurred
Originally posted by Terapin
So, holding onto the claim that the US is undergoing or on the verge of civil war holds no water. Since that is the official topic of this thread then there it should end. Any talk about other aspects of Titors claims belong in another thread, not here.
Originally posted by Terapin
Flashing ID to buy a beer or board a plain has nothing to do with being "Chipped" with RFID.
Civil war in the US did not indeed happening 2005 or 2006 , not even close. Having this past year traveled to cities all across the US from Miami to Anchorage I have come across nothing but common concerns and general patriotism. The recent congressional vote was a clear example of patriotic action where individual citizens banded together to effect a political change for the better. Civil War is not characteristically a situation where individuals feel voting is usefu.l Generally it is where individuals feel totally disaffected from the political system and find the only way to make change is to take a more direct and violent action. I cannot honestly think of a rational political reason why one US citizen would wish to take up arms against his brother citizen given today's current state of affairs in the US never mind one group armed against another. Civil War is what we see in Iraq where two sectors of society are seeking to obliterate any hope of power for the other. They use violence, Americans chose to use the power of the Ballot. HUGE difference.
I guess no matter how much reality enters the picture, some will try and twist things around to support their beliefs even when faced with predictions that held no merit.
Sorry, but there was no civil war in 2005. Not even close. John Titor is a hoax.
Originally posted by Roth Joint
No. Life always goes on as usual and is usually build up and improved fast if all knowledge is still there and intact.
The best time to start something new is after a war, because everyone will be motivated to rebuild their lives.
In a post-nuclear world life apparently will be centred around the community. In other words, decentralized.
With a destroyed economy but motivated people.
As Titor’s quotes above explain, life indeed will still be very tough in 2036.
Nobody said it would be easy. But honestly, you don’t really believe they will ever allow such an exciting scientific “time travel” project to be closed if they are so close to realizing it, do you? A little pause perhaps…. but stopping it…. Not a cat in hell’s chance….
The US doesn’t have a Government? JT: “After the war, the United States had split into five separate regions based on the various factors and military objectives they each had.”
You make it sound as if the whole world was working on “time travel.” Not so many scientists, workman and engineers were involved with Nikola Tesla’s inventions….