050; time travel

[maskemotion.livejournal.com]

You know. I don't like time travel.


Or I think I don't like it. I haven't really experianced real time travel, but I was in my future once, and it wasn't fun. I expect time travel to be something like that.

And it's absurd thinking time is linear. Flowing only one way and all the moments that already happened totally obliterated. Absolutely absurd.

Comments

[traveling-rose.livejournal.com]

I happen to like time travel. Did it all the time with the Doctor. Of course with the Doctor it was interesting, fun ... and pretty much always ended up with us running for our lives. Good exercise. I got to see myself once. The day my dad died, so I saw little baby me. Saw my mum and dad in an alternate universe. I didn't exist over there though ...

Anyway. I don't believe time is all that linear. I do know for a fact that certain things just can't be changed, no matter how much you try to change them.

Filter;

[gone-native.livejournal.com]

Valentine - Henry's back.

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Just thought I'd drop you a line, since you got mostly left out, last time.



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[amberincarnate.livejournal.com]

Time travel... it is quite troublesome... But it can be useful at times!

[theveil-beyond.livejournal.com]

I've never really traveled in time either, but I did get to watch my family's past once. That's also not fun.

[fantasticninth.livejournal.com]

This is because you've never experienced fun time travel. Seeing yourself as a waiter and re-visiting important past events are two completely different things, after all.

[not-from-mars.livejournal.com]

Don't knock it 'til you've tried it. I agree with Nine, you haven't experienced fun time travel, have you?

And time isn't linear. It can be bent and twisted into any shape, really.