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Let's say this advanced civilization wanted Barack Obama to be President. The year is 2007 and the month is March. This advanced civilization could travel to the future. They can see that Hillary Clinton will become President because
Obama didn't compete in Iowa. He skipped Iowa and tried to build a firewall in New Hampshire that didn't work and we have our first female President. This advanced civilisation could then travel back to 2007 and they could make sure
that Obama competes in Iowa.
See, they can change our timeline if it hasn't been observed yet.
Let's say that America lost the revolutionary war in the original timeline. This advanced civilization could travel to the future before the war and see that we lost. They could then make sure that America won the war. It would feel like
destiny. Like something was guiding them.
Unfortunately, these things would be hard if not impossible to measure. This is because we would see these things as destiny, deja vu or we were just mistaken. So the next time you say,"I could have sworn I did that", maybe you did.
See, they can change our timeline if it hasn't been observed yet.
Originally posted by Monts
The future is never really permanently set in place; there are some events actions that are much more likely to happen than others, but in reality, it is never set because we all have the choice to change and create our reality.
Originally posted by Matrix Rising
I was reading an interesting article over on Journal of Frontier Science that says an advanced civilization could change our past by traveling to our future.
Let's say this advanced civilization wanted Barack Obama to be President. The year is 2007 and the month is March. This advanced civilization could travel to the future. They can see that Hillary Clinton will become President because
Obama didn't compete in Iowa. He skipped Iowa and tried to build a firewall in New Hampshire that didn't work and we have our first female President. This advanced civilisation could then travel back to 2007 and they could make sure
that Obama competes in Iowa.
See, they can change our timeline if it hasn't been observed yet.
Let's say that America lost the revolutionary war in the original timeline. This advanced civilization could travel to the future before the war and see that we lost. They could then make sure that America won the war. It would feel like
destiny. Like something was guiding them.
Unfortunately, these things would be hard if not impossible to measure. This is because we would see these things as destiny, deja vu or we were just mistaken. So the next time you say,"I could have sworn I did that", maybe you did.
www.frontierscience.us...
So if you traveled to the future and then changed an event before we observed it, you could change our past. I don't see anything that violates the laws of physics as we know them because causality isn't violated.
I just wanted to get other folks opinion.