So we're time traveling to implement mentoring programs now?

You're over thinking it chaps. Hitler lives, millions die, that's the only fact and I'm not sticking about until he's in his early teens to guide him through art school!

It's all nonsense anyway. If I had a time machine the first order of business would be to travel back and sort out Lindsey Lohan before all the drugs and bad plastic surgery ruined her... So around the time of parent trap! (Kidding)

You must have a very limited imagination if you can't think of outcomes worse than the one we are currently enjoying.

If you honestly think that killing Baby Hitler would ensure a better world then I'm glad that the whole concept is impossible.
If it were possible, I imagine that there probably would be people as daft as you who would attempt such insane and futile actions to 'fix' history.

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But the even bigger question centres around the discovery of the atom bomb.

Edited by Stirlingsays (23 Jan 2019 3.06pm)

I didn’t know it was discovered. Those ancient Egyptians clearly were more advanced than I had realised.

As a former teacher, I can state that there have been a few evil early years kids. I believe, very rarely, that some kids are predisposed to being c-units.

That said, It would be more productive (and perhaps more morally acceptable)to kill Adolf's biological parents, just before they had time to breed.

The Herod methodology didn't seem to do very well, and that involved the infanticide of perhaps many thousands.

I disengage, I turn the page.

Rookie teacher mistake that I did myself.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Ah, but then there is the hydra effect

Chop off a head (or give a red card) and another emanation pops up that is even more virulent.

In the end the body corporate learns to adjust to each new invasion without recourse to antibiotics in most cases.