What year will time travel be possible for humans?

Whoever you are, all you've done is demonstrated to me that you're

more than capable of leading a path to nowhere.

Continue down your laughable path and see if I care.

Greg. Have you not learned anything. Trust no one.

I trust that I have my best interests at heart and a few people genuinely care about me.

Greg wrote:

Whoever you are, all you've done is demonstrated to me that you're

more than capable of leading a path to nowhere.

Continue down your laughable path and see if I care.

Don’t vanquish me, Sir!

Sir!

Martian from Mars wrote:

Mars is a place, the past is not. The past does not exist any more than a fictional place does. You can't travel to a place that does not exist.

It might if there is not just one universe but multiverses.

The ultimatum multiverse theory holds that every possible universe exists so there is one identical to ours but where it is 1985, for example.

No idea how you would get there, but it would explain why we have never met a time traveler as, if there are an infinite number of universes, the chances of him turning up in ours would effectively be zero.

Zager wrote:

Not a thought but a fact: in the year 2525. I know it because I've traveled from this year back to 2019.

Whoa there mister! I’ll need some confirmation. Who is President of the United States in 2525?

We already do that when we dream. (I am serious)

You said before that a dream was a nightmare.

So why would you dream?

Trying to be positive on my thread now?

'When' doesn't matter at all.

Good answer.

Time, the universe, etc.. are unlimited.

All things are possible and all possibilities exist.

Zager wrote:

Greg wrote:

What are your thoughts on this?

Scientists have moved tiny particles through time, as I understand.

This happened somewhere in Europe within the last 10 years or so. I don't know the specifics.

Would people be able to move into the year 1997, for example? Or 2002?

What year would you go back to? Or forward to?

If you can go back through time, would you emerge as yourself in the present and be able to interact with your old self?

So many questions about this..

Time travel truly is fascinating.

Not a thought but a fact: in the year 2525. I know it because I've traveled from this year back to 2019.

In the year 2525? Hmmm I dunno bout that?

…. If man is still alive??

Banana Bread wrote:

I know the particles are smaller in atoms that they use in those colliders like in Switzerland. The particles can move so fast because they are small. It would require millions more energy to do the same with humans because we are way bigger than atoms, Maybe the accelerator would have to be the length of the planet to do it but the forces of travelling that fast would literally destroy you. You would travel to the past as a dead person in millions of pieces. You will literally be scattered throughout time

That's literally Bekele's secret. He's tiny.

Film Rep, do not bother us anymore. Please. i mean it. If that is even your real name or if you’re A Duck, and whoever that real name is.

You are a liar and you stole Mario Lopez from me as a friend. You once gave my dog a bone even though I asked you not to.

I am not Greg, btw.

If I see you again at the West Hollywood Gold’s Gym I won’t even say hello!

I've time travelled to Manhattan and am working on my television show.

Where is everyone?

I hope they get this time travel stuff figured out soon, then we can get rid of Greg.

Poor Film Rep.

You used to troll me with such enthusiasm.

Film Rep wrote:

I hope they get this time travel stuff figured out soon, then we can get rid of Greg.

Film Rep, please stop this! You have done enough, Sir.

Do not make me say it again.

Greg and I are best friends. I am not Greg, btw.

Thank you.

Ted K. already wrote the math. Look at his published research and you get it.

The past, present and future exist simultaneously. Events just appear to unfold in one direction (past, current to future) because of your trajectory through space time. Your demise is your birth. Your birth is your death.