[Lawtan]

Congratulations to you, Shamus! :D

[Moonshadow]

That is an interesting point. I think there are things I would change, but then who knows the consequences of that action. The best time travel book I ever read was Time and Again by Jack Finney. Actions do have consequences.

[McSwiggins]

Lawtan: Thanks! :D
Moonshadow: Well, there are things I regret doing fore sure but I wouldnt ever stop myself if I had the chance because I'm okay with who I am for the most part and thenthings I dislike about myself are the results of other people's actions towards me. Even if I could go back in time, I cant control other people.
I would probably read that book. Time travel and its consequences are very intriguing.

[Tohopekaliga]

Congrats on the engagement, Shamus. :)

[Potironette]

Congrats Shamus :D!

[McSwiggins]

Toho: Thank you! :)
Potironette: Thanks! :D

[Coda]

Originally Posted by Moonshadow

Yeah, scientists say that there are 11 multiverses (I'm sure there are many more) and that our past, present and future are all occurring at the same time. I totally believe that. Wouldn't it be the coolest thing to be able to time-travel?

It's 11 dimensions, not 11 multiverses. It's a geometry thing, not a sci-fi "alternate dimensions" thing.

That said, there IS a meaningful theory about the configuration space of the universe, the infinity of all of the possible universes at every possible point of divergence and every possible different combination of universal parameters. Your life is a path curving through this omniverse of possibility.