We already have those.Also I think there was a room where you could talk to God, or something like that.
Does anyone else remember Al Bielek who was thrown into the far future by complications arising from the Philadelphia Experiment? He used to crop up on Coast to Coast AM and the like. The future seemed to be some kind of socialist paradise, with giant trains that had ballrooms in them. Also I think there was a room where you could talk to God, or something like that.
John Titor would be 17 years old now. He would actually exist....one wonders if he could be located?
They've got Alexander Smith and his blatantly obvious rubber mask.There's been a rash of Titor-wannabes recently. Here's a summary of some of the higher-profile cases (the ones who convinced mass media to give them attention), complete with blurry photos, rubbish evidence and pretty ordinary tales. (WARNING : links to the Sun)
https://www.thesun.ie/news/2187138/...l-deal-or-just-back-to-the-future-fantasists/
Frustrating, isn't it?I came to this thread as I yesterday dreamed that John Titor had been shown to be an actual time traveller. Now I'm sad he actually wasn't.
For those who missed it - we now know who was behind "John Titor". It was a guy called Joseph Matheny ("Ong's Hat"), who has talked openly about it:
https://projectarchivist.podbean.com/e/redux-ep-138-joseph-matheny-and-john-titor/
I came to this thread as I yesterday dreamed that John Titor had been shown to be an actual time traveller. Now I'm sad he actually wasn't.
Thanks for posting that. Really fascinating piece.A computer tech's evaluation of the IBM computer used by Titor:
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from http://www.anomalies.net/time_traveler/john.html
This is an obvious fake, since the beam from the laser bends, but no other light in the picture is bending. If it was, then surely the device doing the bending would appear as if in a 'silver bauble' or in some other distorted fashion.
Hmmm. Nice try, but this is quite obviously a very clever hoax.
Thank heaven for that.People are still smoking in 2035?? we still haven't solved that problem then.
Fascinating - has there been a decision made on whether this 'John Titor' actually did travel time?
That's exactly what I was wondering - the inability of the future to construct a piece from an older computer, sounds implausible.I could never understand how the future society had the technology to construct time machines yet was unable to build or emulate an ancient computer.
And then there's the matter of Vladimir Putin possibly deciding to use nuclear weapons.Some of the earlier posts from 2003 and thereabout about the likelihood of civil war in the US have given me the heebie-jeebies. The world has changed quite a lot.
^this^