I was not sure what this "Floyd Void" means.
Among PF fans, it refers to "a void in one's soul that can only be filled by listening to PF's music".
I was not sure what this "Floyd Void" means.
So, according to the new, no-paradox theory:
When you go back using a time-machine to kill your grandfather:
1. You leave Timeline_A , where you cease to exist, as you are no longer there, you left..
2. You go back into the past and when you [arrive there] and kill your grandfather, instantly you create a Timeline_B fork = another alternate history.
Then you_From_Timeline_A dwell there in Timeline_B, with your killed grandfather_from_Timeline_B. History goes on with You_from_Timeline_A living out your life in Timeline_B.
That's it. Your grandfather_from_Timeline_A is happy and alive, as nothing happened to him there.
Thank you benkosta. I thought he was asking good questions but the flavour felt so off, but I could not agree why he could not be transparent. I did not see the bio. So as you say, that in itself is enough, so would not have had to ask for clarification.Consider Jason Shurka’s bio listed below and contrast it with the experience of the members of the Cassiopaea group. Jason’s selling snake oil if you ask me and it’s similar to the script of every “insider”.
Jason Shurka - Wikitia
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Some observations of mine.A: Intent must be pure STO for best results.
Q: (Chu) But no human is pure STO, so a human shouldn't be the operator.
Q: (Barb) Okay, let me ask that differently. When will the human race have access to that technology?
A: 4D.
Q: (Joe) Here's the problem: In 4D or some other reality there are some that might have that kind of intent or a more pure STO intent who could use it, but like they said at the beginning, the reason that you'd use it would be to change the trajectory of history on many scales so as to eliminate extreme suffering. But then you've got a problem: how are you going to decide that you should eliminate the suffering of people on a planet or anywhere when that suffering might have been necessary? So who's gonna make the decision to stop someone from experiencing something? How much knowledge would you have to have about the broad implications of stopping someone from having an experience? What would that lead to? What are the knock-on effects?
(Chu) And that might be abridging their free will.
(Joe) So, it seems like it's the kind of thing that only an STS manipulative mindset would want to use.
(Andromeda) Unless you had a LOT more knowledge that we don't have right now. You'd have to have an understanding of other people's free will to subject somebody else to that.
(L) Well, it's fascinating. I'd like to be able to go back and tell myself something. And that's what I'm doing here: I'm coming back and telling myself something.
(Joe) But that's a paradox. You might think that if I had a time travel machine, I wouldn't be abridging anybody's free will if I just limited it to talking to myself in the past and telling myself in the past stuff. But the problem is that the person you are today is dependent on all of the experiences that you had in the past. If you messed up...
(L) If you messed up, you messed up for a reason.
(Joe) You in the present talking to yourself in the past wouldn't exist because you'd have changed who you were in the past and therefore who you are now.
(L) That's why they won't tell us some things.
(Joe) It's the time travel paradox.
This goes great with a quote I've seen circulating recently. It's something like 'everyone wonders what effects would take place if they were to travel into the past and change something, but no one thinks about how you can effect the future by changing something in the present'.But that's not really the 'point' of time travel as most people view it. The point, as most people view it, and which gives rise to the paradox, is to change something in the past of THIS timeline so as to change the present/future. This gives rises to the insoluble problems I noted. What you describe above isn't really time travel, but rather using time travel to create alternate timelines and live in them.
It could be said that people who actively work on themselves in terms of knowledge and being are actively engaged in ongoing 'time travel' in this traditional sense. The 'you' that existed 20 years ago' and the future that awaited you based on the choices you would have made, may not exist anymore as a result of the knowledge and being you attained, and changes to both yourself and your future, by working on yourself. That work subtly shifted you, bit by bit, into a new timeline where your future may be better and brighter than what it would have been had you not engaged in self-work.
Totally agree with this, at this point it can be seen some fractures has been being created between different countries of the EU. If the war expand outside Ukraine, how long war would last?(L) Is it still going to expand outside Ukraine?
A: Indeed. But many belligerants will fold rapidly.
When you see all these news in Western media, for me it tht! Shock and awe and after tht nothing really big happens, just you start to hear that the prices of the oil and electricity is gonna increase and stuff like that, but for me seen this western news is like see a bad script movie teather.A: Possible. Think real shock and awe.
Q: (L) Well, that was the whole thing that the Bush people called it... Shock and awe. But it kind of fell flat if you ask me because it was all fake. I mean, that whole picture they had of Saddam Hussein's statue being toppled and they had it all close up with what looked like a lot of people around. But if you get a real picture of it from a distance, you find out there were like only 25 people there. They put it in the newspaper trying to make it look like a revolution or something.
but no one thinks about how you can effect the future by changing something in the present'.