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reply posted on 5-2-2004 @ 11:45 AM by ZeddicusZulZorander
Originally posted by Viendin
You know Zeddicus, logically...

Alexander would be turning 4 this year, John Titor 6. Both would be living in backroad hicktowns without much outside contact by the time their 10, then be concentrating heavily on the war and school from 14 forward, what with the nukes going off around then.

My guess is their too young to have known ATS, when they came here and found out you could basically walk into a Library and use a computer, they decided to look up 'Time Travel' and ran into what? timetravel.tk or whatever.

Not saying it is true, but I would say that the logic can hold. Just because a story doesn't hold under absolute scrutiny doesn't mean the truth has no part in it.

Still, I agree. This guy's riding Titor's wave. I seriously doubt he's even read all of the Titor stuff. Whether John was real or not, well we'll know for sure later this year.


LOL! If you read their stuff...the internet is alive and well in the future. They all seem attracted to the forum situation here in our time. I was making a joke basically that if they were really from the future, ATS would probably be huge. Look at the ATS growth that SkepticOverload posts. They have never come here, therefore they are not really from the future.

Anyway, ok...iamlucas you wanted info?
Here you go:

Time Travel Institute - Charlie Haynes (with mention of Jacob Hess) (7 page thread)
Anomalies - More Alexander Discussion
Anomalies - Ardon Krep (Best translations. If you search Google on Ardon Krep, you will find he was posting in German)
JohnTitor.com
JohnTitor.Strategicbrains.com

Amazon - John Titor A Time Traveler's Tale by The John Titor Foundation Inc (The John Titor book has representation through an attorney named Larry Haber LarryHaber@aol.com. I'm no legal expert, but the attorney seems adamant that the author has the copyright to the John Titor story.)

Anomalies - Copies of many of the original Titor postings

MysticFish.net - John Titor Project (One of the best collections of information regarding all of the posts)

I suppose I could go one...but those are most of the best starting points. Have fun.



reply posted on 5-2-2004 @ 11:59 AM by lilblam
Well here's what we're going to do. We're going to find this Alexander kid, put him in a FEDEX box, write "take your # back, we don't want it here" and send him back to his own time. I think this will be the last time they try going to this time.

Also, if Alexander was honest and it was true, he would've been apprehended by the government a long time ago. I'm sure they have units who check out cases like him JUST IN CASE. If he's wrong, they do nothing. If they find out he may be right, he's gone.

Also, he said he knows nothing about aliens, and no one in the future knows really anything about'em either. Well that means after the war, since they beat the government, they could always freely walk inside Area 51 and other secret bases in radiation suits to check things out. So either this entire alien idea is bull# and the government knows nothing, or Alexander is full of #.

Considering the vast amount of evidence and COVERUPS and weird things the government has done, like "Roswell" etc... they would've found out the truth in the future where the government has no power anymore. Case closed! Let's send him back in a fedex box


EDIT: Christianity wouldn't survive the scientific proof of multiple worldlines. It is contradicting the simple idea of the Bible etc... and that means God could never give commandments to anyone since every possible action HAS been done by YOU on another worldline. God can't judge you anymore, since you DID EVERYTHING in every possible situation.

That is just another reason he's lying. But let's put him in a box anyway, and maybe this time label it "time traveller, do not touch." and place it in a museum.

[Edited on 5-2-2004 by lilblam]


reply posted on 5-2-2004 @ 01:48 PM by lilblam
Originally posted by ZeddicusZulZorander
Originally posted by lilblam
That's how you bust fake time travellers. You wait for them to contradict themselves and contradict the knowledge you already have. He says he's ready to "defend himself"... so I guess a military unit with bulletproof vests, machine guns, gas, tanks, helicopters etc stant no chance, if the government found out he was't lying. He's the TERMINATOR! Resistance is futile, all will be assimilated!

Alexander and Titor are both flukes... I hope it is obvious now. I can explain further contradictions if its not.

Well, if it was that easy...it would not be around for 4+ years. Read the stories and do the research. I personally don't believe it, but I could still defend the story against what you just posted with ease. I can certainly tell that you have never read any of it, otherwise you would know that what you said is a weak arguement.



Don't be so certain. I've read the entire john titor's thing and the whole alexander's thing. If you want to, go ahead and defend him. The Christian argument holds water... the other arguments can fall through.

The alien argument is by no means certain, at least to you. Given what I know, it is (to me). Also, I know what the government does and is capable of doing, so once again the argument where he is apprehended by the government works... if you knew what I know. But to you it's also uncertain, and I understand that.

So this leaves the argument about Christianity. How could Christianity co-exist with scientific fact (according to him) of infinite worldlines? They absolutely contradict each other... he'd have to be the most ignorant person on the planet to pull that off..

[Edited on 5-2-2004 by lilblam]


reply posted on 5-2-2004 @ 03:03 PM by ZeddicusZulZorander
Originally posted by lilblam
Don't be so certain. I've read the entire john titor's thing and the whole alexander's thing. If you want to, go ahead and defend him. The Christian argument holds water... the other arguments can fall through.

The alien argument is by no means certain, at least to you. Given what I know, it is (to me). Also, I know what the government does and is capable of doing, so once again the argument where he is apprehended by the government works... if you knew what I know. But to you it's also uncertain, and I understand that.

So this leaves the argument about Christianity. How could Christianity co-exist with scientific fact (according to him) of infinite worldlines? They absolutely contradict each other... he'd have to be the most ignorant person on the planet to pull that off..

[Edited on 5-2-2004 by lilblam]


LOL! No, I don't believe the fable as anything more than a story. That said however, I can appreciate the genius it took to put the whole thing together (story, photos, etc...) and hold to that for months never wavering in the story or exposing yourself. Then to disappear and have people still debating years later? Having a legion of followers? Have certain parts of the story for the most part intact (meaning the story have not been 100% debunked by hundreds or thousands of people).

Anyone would have to admit. It took some smarts to do that.

As for your issue that Christianity wouldn't survive the scientific proof of multiple worldlines. How did it manage to survive the science of evolution? Hmmmm?

"It is contradicting the simple idea of the Bible etc... and that means God could never give commandments to anyone since every possible action HAS been done by YOU on another worldline. God can't judge you anymore, since you DID EVERYTHING in every possible situation."
You cannot believe in the possibility of multiple worldlines or "string" theory, but you will fully believe a book written by who-knows based fully on faith? Well, Christianity seems to survive despite that pesky science stuff. All it takes is faith.

For millennia, people have debated what is the ratio of the perimeter to the diameter of a circle. On the one hand, the Bible clearly states that the first temple contained a circular structure with a perimeter of 30 cubits and a diameter of 10 cubits, giving an exact ratio of 3. On the other hand mathematicians blindly ignore this truth and claim that the result is closer to 3.14.
So God and science seem at odds on this...but both survive.

How about the fact that Greek fatalism, embodied in Aristotle's argument of De interpretatione 9, posed a special threat to Christian theology. Committed to the biblical doctrine of divine foreknowledge as well as to human freedom, Christian thinkers had to explain how it is either that God knows future contingents without future contingent propositions' being antecedently true or false or that God's knowing the truth value of such propositions does not after all entail fatalism. The problem of theological fatalism seemed especially acute since God's foreknowledge of some future event is itself a fact of past history and therefore temporally necessary; that is to say, it no longer has any potential to be otherwise. Therefore, what God foreknew must necessarily come to pass, since it is impossible that God's knowledge be mistaken.
More science versus the bible.


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