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dannyb1 Chichester 21 Oct 15 5.45pm
It's a good film and one of many from that era but all you have to do is tune into ITV 1,2,3 on any given saturday and it's on. Anyway in 2yrs time "it's time to start running" Attachment: 2015-2017.jpg (89.17Kb)
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Chichester 21 Oct 15 5.45pm

It's a good film and one of many from that era but all you have to do is tune into ITV 1,2,3 on any given saturday and it's on.
Anyway in 2yrs time "it's time to start running"

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Hrolf The Ganger 21 Oct 15 6.31pm
Quote CrazyBadger at 21 Oct 2015 3.42pm Quote jamiemartin721 at 21 Oct 2015 3.23pm Quote Hrolf The Ganger at 21 Oct 2015 2.28pm The science fiction idea of time travel is quite ridiculous. The paradox problem means that reality cannot possibly be that way. Parallel time lines are one theoretical solution but in sci fi they usually get rather mixed up with what theory they are going with. I think effectively its into 'singularity' situations, at least based on current knowledge (personally I tend towards the idea that its impossible to travel to previous times, or future times in that kind of manner - effectively you're getting outside of space-time dimensions and known physics. 'Time travel' would be possible within the theorem of the Multiverse. a person could theorecically travel backwards in the timeline of their Universe. Changes you make in that timeline would not 'alter' future timelines but instead Create many new 'futures' based on the changes the person made. The larger issue is travelling forwards again, as you now have an infinite amount of universes to travel forward into, so if you managed to get back to the universe you came from, it'd be like hyou never went back in the first place. Personally I do not adhere to any of it, what you do you do, it cannot be undone...There is not a universe in which I chose not to have breakfast this morning. What he said.
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Quote CrazyBadger at 21 Oct 2015 3.42pm

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Quote Hrolf The Ganger at 21 Oct 2015 2.28pm

The science fiction idea of time travel is quite ridiculous.
The paradox problem means that reality cannot possibly be that way. Parallel time lines are one theoretical solution but in sci fi they usually get rather mixed up with what theory they are going with.

I think effectively its into 'singularity' situations, at least based on current knowledge (personally I tend towards the idea that its impossible to travel to previous times, or future times in that kind of manner - effectively you're getting outside of space-time dimensions and known physics.

'Time travel' would be possible within the theorem of the Multiverse. a person could theorecically travel backwards in the timeline of their Universe.
Changes you make in that timeline would not 'alter' future timelines but instead Create many new 'futures' based on the changes the person made.
The larger issue is travelling forwards again, as you now have an infinite amount of universes to travel forward into, so if you managed to get back to the universe you came from, it'd be like hyou never went back in the first place.

Personally I do not adhere to any of it, what you do you do, it cannot be undone...There is not a universe in which I chose not to have breakfast this morning.

What he said.

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Hrolf The Ganger 21 Oct 15 6.34pm
Quote Part Time James at 21 Oct 2015 2.30pm Quote Hrolf The Ganger at 21 Oct 2015 2.28pm The science fiction idea of time travel is quite ridiculous. The paradox problem means that reality cannot possibly be that way. Parallel time lines are one theoretical solution but in sci fi they usually get rather mixed up with what theory they are going with. You are right. Time travel is SO next year. You have no future as a comedian. It doesn't take Einstein to fighure that out.
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21 Oct 15 6.34pm

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You are right. Time travel is SO next year.

You have no future as a comedian. It doesn't take Einstein to fighure that out.

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johnno42000 21 Oct 15 7.48pm
I have only just found out they made a cartoon series [Link] 'Lies to the masses as are like fly's to mollasses...they want more and more and more'
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21 Oct 15 7.48pm

I have only just found out they made a cartoon series [Link]

'Lies to the masses as are like fly's to mollasses...they want more and more and more'

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Part Time James 22 Oct 15 10.18am
Quote Hrolf The Ganger at 21 Oct 2015 6.34pm Quote Part Time James at 21 Oct 2015 2.30pm Quote Hrolf The Ganger at 21 Oct 2015 2.28pm The science fiction idea of time travel is quite ridiculous. The paradox problem means that reality cannot possibly be that way. Parallel time lines are one theoretical solution but in sci fi they usually get rather mixed up with what theory they are going with. You are right. Time travel is SO next year. You have no future as a comedian. It doesn't take Einstein to fighure that out. Well that's ruined my day then!
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Quote Hrolf The Ganger at 21 Oct 2015 6.34pm

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Quote Hrolf The Ganger at 21 Oct 2015 2.28pm

You are right. Time travel is SO next year.

You have no future as a comedian. It doesn't take Einstein to fighure that out.

Well that's ruined my day then!

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Hoof Hearted 22 Oct 15 10.23am
What do you lot think of Superman's method of going back in time (flying so fast in the opposite direction the earth spins to make it reverse and therefore give him a chance to save Lois Lane).
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Hoof Hearted 22 Oct 15 10.23am

What do you lot think of Superman's method of going back in time (flying so fast in the opposite direction the earth spins to make it reverse and therefore give him a chance to save Lois Lane).

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johnno42000 22 Oct 15 10.56am
Quote Hoof Hearted at 22 Oct 2015 10.23am What do you lot think of Superman's method of going back in time (flying so fast in the opposite direction the earth spins to make it reverse and therefore give him a chance to save Lois Lane). I'd have thought he'd get pretty dizzy. 'Lies to the masses as are like fly's to mollasses...they want more and more and more'
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Quote Hoof Hearted at 22 Oct 2015 10.23am

What do you lot think of Superman's method of going back in time (flying so fast in the opposite direction the earth spins to make it reverse and therefore give him a chance to save Lois Lane).

I'd have thought he'd get pretty dizzy.

'Lies to the masses as are like fly's to mollasses...they want more and more and more'

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Frickin Saweet South Cronx 22 Oct 15 1.31pm
Quote johnno42000 at 22 Oct 2015 10.56am Quote Hoof Hearted at 22 Oct 2015 10.23am What do you lot think of Superman's method of going back in time (flying so fast in the opposite direction the earth spins to make it reverse and therefore give him a chance to save Lois Lane). I'd have thought he'd get pretty dizzy. Terri Hatcher as Lois Lane made me go dizzy
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Quote johnno42000 at 22 Oct 2015 10.56am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 22 Oct 2015 10.23am

What do you lot think of Superman's method of going back in time (flying so fast in the opposite direction the earth spins to make it reverse and therefore give him a chance to save Lois Lane).

I'd have thought he'd get pretty dizzy.

Terri Hatcher as Lois Lane made me go dizzy

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Part Time James 22 Oct 15 4.55pm
Quote Frickin Saweet at 22 Oct 2015 1.31pm Quote johnno42000 at 22 Oct 2015 10.56am Quote Hoof Hearted at 22 Oct 2015 10.23am What do you lot think of Superman's method of going back in time (flying so fast in the opposite direction the earth spins to make it reverse and therefore give him a chance to save Lois Lane). I'd have thought he'd get pretty dizzy. Terri Hatcher as Lois Lane made me go dizzy I preferred Margot Kidder.
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Part Time James

22 Oct 15 4.55pm

Quote Frickin Saweet at 22 Oct 2015 1.31pm

Quote johnno42000 at 22 Oct 2015 10.56am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 22 Oct 2015 10.23am

What do you lot think of Superman's method of going back in time (flying so fast in the opposite direction the earth spins to make it reverse and therefore give him a chance to save Lois Lane).

I'd have thought he'd get pretty dizzy.

Terri Hatcher as Lois Lane made me go dizzy

I preferred Margot Kidder.

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