Science fiction loves to plunge itself into all the hypothetical issues for the "future" of travelling back in time and altering events.
If you could travel back in time just one week and change something [without causing catastrophic sc-fi plot convolutions] ~ in your private life or in the public sphere, anywhere ~ what things might you choose to do?
Originally posted by FMF Science fiction loves to plunge itself into all the hypothetical issues for the "future" of travelling back in time and altering events.
If you could travel back in time one week and change something ~ in your private life or in the public sphere, anywhere ~ what things might you choose to do?
The RHP (More) Inclusive OscarsOriginal post by FMF "on 23 Jan '16 12:07"
Since January 23, 2016, until today March 16, 2016 or fifty three days (8 + 29 + 16 = 53) you have posted a total of seventy nine (79) threads in Red Hot Pawn's General Forum for an average of 1.49 threads per day. As one of your fans, I'd encourage you to increase your contribution of these unique threads to at least two and a half 2.5 by April Fool's Day (4/1/16). On behalf of all veterans and new site members, please accept our thanks for a job well done.
Originally posted by FMF Science fiction loves to plunge itself into all the hypothetical issues for the "future" of travelling back in time and altering events.
If you could travel back in time just [b]one week and change something [without causing catastrophic sc-fi plot convolutions] ~ in your private life or in the public sphere, anywhere ~ what things might you choose to do?[/b]
Are we allowed to go back in time and assassinate thread hijackers?
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby As one of your fans, I'd encourage you to increase your contribution of these unique threads to at least two and a half.... On behalf of all veterans and new site members, please accept our thanks for a job well done.
Delighted to see you changing your mind about FMF's contribution to the General Forum. I presume this is your "time travelling" change you would make to your previously quite bitter and unedifying attitude to FMF. Well done.
But if one week was the max I could go back, I wouldn't bother. There's nothing I've done in the past week I wouldn't do again. Remorse sucks, and so I avoid doing things I'd be remorseful for. Call it a character flaw if you must.
Originally posted by FMF Science fiction loves to plunge itself into all the hypothetical issues for the "future" of travelling back in time and altering events.
If you could travel back in time just [b]one week and change something [without causing catastrophic sc-fi plot convolutions] ~ in your private life or in the public sphere, anywhere ~ what things might you choose to do?[/b]
Originally posted by FMF Science fiction loves to plunge itself into all the hypothetical issues for the "future" of travelling back in time and altering events.
If you could travel back in time just [b]one week and change something [without causing catastrophic sc-fi plot convolutions] ~ in your private life or in the public sphere, anywhere ~ what things might you choose to do?[/b]
I would park my car where that tree branch wouldn't fall on it and crack the windshield. $250 bucks! 😕
Originally posted by FMF Science fiction loves to plunge itself into all the hypothetical issues for the "future" of travelling back in time and altering events.
If you could travel back in time just [b]one week and change something [without causing catastrophic sc-fi plot convolutions] ~ in your private life or in the public sphere, anywhere ~ what things might you choose to do?[/b]
Wait for the biggest lotto, note the winning number, go back and be set for life.