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Hrolf The Ganger 15 Feb 18 10.33am
Originally posted by Mr Palaceman I think your right, at least that make sense to me. The Mayans had an interesting belief and that was that time is not linear, the past the present and the future all exist together, simultaneously. That concept has always caught my imagination. Well when you consider that time runs at different relative speeds depending on how close you are to mass, anything seems possible.
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Originally posted by Mr Palaceman

I think your right, at least that make sense to me.

The Mayans had an interesting belief and that was that time is not linear, the past the present and the future all exist together, simultaneously.

That concept has always caught my imagination.

Well when you consider that time runs at different relative speeds depending on how close you are to mass, anything seems possible.

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Lyons550 Shirley 15 Feb 18 1.57pm
I've seen a number of these videos lately on Youtube and whilst incredibly sceptical myself it would appear that 2028 keeps coming up as the year that it's 'revealed' that time travel is possible and that we've been doing it for a while!Anyone heard of the 'Philidelphia experiment'? Again, as with the Alien stuff...i'm open to the idea but until there is actual hard evidence.. The Voice of Reason In An Otherwise Mediocre World
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Shirley 15 Feb 18 1.57pm

I've seen a number of these videos lately on Youtube and whilst incredibly sceptical myself it would appear that 2028 keeps coming up as the year that it's 'revealed' that time travel is possible and that we've been doing it for a while!Anyone heard of the 'Philidelphia experiment'?

Again, as with the Alien stuff...i'm open to the idea but until there is actual hard evidence..

The Voice of Reason In An Otherwise Mediocre World

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Hrolf The Ganger 15 Feb 18 2.14pm
Originally posted by Lyons550 I've seen a number of these videos lately on Youtube and whilst incredibly sceptical myself it would appear that 2028 keeps coming up as the year that it's 'revealed' that time travel is possible and that we've been doing it for a while!Anyone heard of the 'Philidelphia experiment'? Again, as with the Alien stuff...i'm open to the idea but until there is actual hard evidence.. What sort of evidence would convince you that aliens have been here?
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15 Feb 18 2.14pm

Originally posted by Lyons550

Again, as with the Alien stuff...i'm open to the idea but until there is actual hard evidence..

What sort of evidence would convince you that aliens have been here?

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Badger11 Beckenham 15 Feb 18 2.17pm
Never mind 2028 I will settle for knowing who going to win the 3.30pm today. I saw this time travelers predilections not exactly unique most of us could make that guess. If he was real he could predict something minor but not obvious and specific not vague BS. He want however cos he is cared to alter the timeline. One more point
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Beckenham 15 Feb 18 2.17pm

Never mind 2028 I will settle for knowing who going to win the 3.30pm today.

I saw this time travelers predilections not exactly unique most of us could make that guess. If he was real he could predict something minor but not obvious and specific not vague BS. He want however cos he is cared to alter the timeline.

One more point

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Lyons550 Shirley 15 Feb 18 3.42pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger What sort of evidence would convince you that aliens have been here? I think if evidence is uncovered...say from Antarctica or a skeleton unearthed that has been buried for millennia and the DNA shows its not from this planet...other than that I think I'd have to witness something myself tbh... The Voice of Reason In An Otherwise Mediocre World
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Shirley 15 Feb 18 3.42pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

What sort of evidence would convince you that aliens have been here?

I think if evidence is uncovered...say from Antarctica or a skeleton unearthed that has been buried for millennia and the DNA shows its not from this planet...other than that I think I'd have to witness something myself tbh...

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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 15 Feb 18 4.46pm
I'm putting everything I have on Trump winning the next US election. This guy is obviously for real. Red and Blue Army!
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Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 15 Feb 18 4.46pm

I'm putting everything I have on Trump winning the next US election. This guy is obviously for real.

Red and Blue Army!

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Hrolf The Ganger 15 Feb 18 4.53pm
Originally posted by Lyons550 I think if evidence is uncovered...say from Antarctica or a skeleton unearthed that has been buried for millennia and the DNA shows its not from this planet...other than that I think I'd have to witness something myself tbh... Do you really think that any such evidence wouldn't be quickly disappeared by the authorities?
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15 Feb 18 4.53pm

Originally posted by Lyons550

Do you really think that any such evidence wouldn't be quickly disappeared by the authorities?

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pefwin Where you have to have an English ... 15 Feb 18 6.31pm
Theoretically, you should only be able to time travel forward in time; so, we gonna have to science the s*** out of this to learn to travel backwards in 12 years. Of course nobody ever has fooled a polygraph. Edited by pefwin (15 Feb 2018 6.34pm) "Everything is air-droppable at least once." "When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."
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Where you have to have an English ... 15 Feb 18 6.31pm

Theoretically, you should only be able to time travel forward in time; so, we gonna have to science the s*** out of this to learn to travel backwards in 12 years.

Of course nobody ever has fooled a polygraph.

Edited by pefwin (15 Feb 2018 6.34pm)

"Everything is air-droppable at least once."

"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."

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Hrolf The Ganger 15 Feb 18 7.16pm
Originally posted by pefwin Theoretically, you should only be able to time travel forward in time; so, we gonna have to science the s*** out of this to learn to travel backwards in 12 years. Of course nobody ever has fooled a polygraph. Edited by pefwin (15 Feb 2018 6.34pm) I don't believe the guy for a second but how long it would take to invent such technology,if it were actually possible, would depend on how much knowledge we already have that is outside of the public domain.
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15 Feb 18 7.16pm

Originally posted by pefwin

Theoretically, you should only be able to time travel forward in time; so, we gonna have to science the s*** out of this to learn to travel backwards in 12 years.

Of course nobody ever has fooled a polygraph.

Edited by pefwin (15 Feb 2018 6.34pm)

I don't believe the guy for a second but how long it would take to invent such technology,if it were actually possible, would depend on how much knowledge we already have that is outside of the public domain.

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beak croydon 15 Feb 18 9.46pm
Hopefully 2030 will allow a football team of robots who don't suffer injury.
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croydon 15 Feb 18 9.46pm

Hopefully 2030 will allow a football team of robots who don't suffer injury.

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the.universal 15 Feb 18 10.00pm
Originally posted by beak Hopefully 2030 will allow a football team of robots who don't suffer injury. Unfortunately it turns out they modelled all the football robots on one of our team and the WickhamZX81 Footbots actually struggle to average more than 3 appearances each season. This contributed to the Premier League going bust in 2029 and in the future the most watched sport is Korfball. You heard it here first. Vive le Roy!
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the.universal 15 Feb 18 10.00pm

Originally posted by beak

Hopefully 2030 will allow a football team of robots who don't suffer injury.

Unfortunately it turns out they modelled all the football robots on one of our team and the WickhamZX81 Footbots actually struggle to average more than 3 appearances each season.

This contributed to the Premier League going bust in 2029 and in the future the most watched sport is Korfball.

You heard it here first.

Vive le Roy!

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chateauferret 15 Feb 18 10.13pm
Originally posted by beak Hopefully 2030 will allow a football team of robots who don't suffer injury. But I think when you send a cross into the box your centre-forward crashes with a segmentation fault caused by trying to dereference a null pointer. ============ The Ferret ============
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15 Feb 18 10.13pm

Originally posted by beak

Hopefully 2030 will allow a football team of robots who don't suffer injury.

But I think when you send a cross into the box your centre-forward crashes with a segmentation fault caused by trying to dereference a null pointer.

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The Ferret
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