Ok Time Travelers, I wanna know something, do any of these names or acronyms ring a bell? If so, go into detail of who they are or what they stand for/what their purpose is.
>Pollux
>RADDA
>NRR
I have seen these before and I wanna know what they are.
>/pol/acks
>>19284569
>NPR
>>19284553
>athorize time traveller reporting in
>you may be wondering what those thing means
I'm sure I mean something for sure
>if you want information
>22914
>>19284569
kek
>>19284553
Time Travel doesn't allow you to return to the Timeline you left if you change anything in the Past. Changing things creates new/separate Timelines.
[Made a thread on this a while back: http://archive.4plebs.org/_/search/subject/knowledge%20bomb/username/anonymous5/tripcode/%21%219O2tecpDHQ6/]
Unlimited Timelines exist, Time Travel operations have created several dozen at this point.
>>19287787
>you decide to get back in time so your elementary school crush would like you
>its not really "her" anymore
>>19287803
>get back in the "present" because your plan failed
>everyone is a "copy" of themselves, no one is actually the person they were before you left for the first time
>you feel like shinji now
Forconoclice is Real
>>19287787
Hoy, if time travel is real, how about life rewinding? I want to go for the perfect timeline.
(Actually, I kind of don't, but it would amuse me to prod other people into explaining it so the saddest sacks GTFO from my own timeline to change their own into something they'd prefer. Au revoir!)
>>19286161
OP here,
I am not sure how to use that number, I thought it might be a thread but it just comes up with a 404, googled it and all there is are stuff about trains in India and this https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/gene/22914
>>19287787
Do you know of anyone who came to this timeline from a different one after changing something?
>>19287787
1. what makes something an unlimited timeline?
2. can you choose which timeline you travel back to or is it random?
3. can you know whats happening in a timeline without traveling to it?
>>19284553
>pollack
>rad dad
>Never ride red heads
You're welcome
>>19287877
Rhyme.
>>19289943
Nigga what
>>19289316
1) I'm saying that an unlimited number of timelines exist.
2) The changes you make in the Past, will create a new Timeline you return to.
3) Time is Energy(I did a thread on this), if you monitor the Energy you can "Track"/"See" if anything changed in the Timeline that was created/changed by someone else. (For instance you are doing a Time Travel project & someone goes back to the past to change something, you can "Track"/"See" that New Timeline being changed/created.)
>>19287931
It doesn't work like that. Timelines can be created, but you can't travel to other Timelines.
>>19287852
That is complex.
It would only work if you "Replace" yourself with yourself. Age difference would be a problem, but Clones(with fast growth/development) could be used but then the issues of memory/knowledge/experience differences end up being problems.
I can do it.
>>19284553
Right now we are in a state of time correction, similar to the ~300 period of non-existent years of Charlemagne. where Islam was introduced into the world because our timeline didn't fire it correctly.
The next ~300 years will not be consequential because they are going to be reset so to speak.
Pollux, one of the twin brothers of Gemini; the other being Castor.
No one attended Stephen Hawkins time travelling party.
>Time travellers are either full of shit or just mean people
how to time travel?
i would love to change my past
>>19286164
what language is he speaking