Ring a loud bell?

[skitzee2k]

Some interesting points there. Can't remember the name of that paradox about time travel (if you could change the past then you might not have subsequently come to exist in order to change it), but applied here it could lead to the curious situation where you could have travelled back and changed something, only to return to "current" time to realise that it hasn't actually changed jack-all. In short, you would have converged to your destiny.

Yeah, time travel is a mind ****

I'd be more of the time travel will be pointless because the very fact that it happened, and we know about it, means that we didn't change it...and if we were involved in any way with it, we probably caused it.

 

[dextrous]

I'm tired. So I'll leave it there for a while, if that's ok by you

 

[skitzee2k]

I'm tired. So I'll leave it there for a while, if that's ok by you

Yeah, don't blame you. When i was at school me and my mate used to play a ' I saved your life' game, which meant that we'd explain to eachother how, even though we didn't do anything obvious, we had infact prevented or interrupted events that would lead logically to their death...
...mainly in maths lessons. They were pretty dull.

 

[dextrous]

...mainly in maths lessons. They were pretty dull?

Beyond your intellect then?

 

[skitzee2k]

...mainly in maths lessons. They were pretty dull?

Beyond your intellect then?

No, just too easy
...i refused to do trigonometry...in my opinion anything that require sin is not something I want taught in the class room

 

[dextrous]

...mainly in maths lessons. They were pretty dull?

Beyond your intellect then?

No, just too easy
...i refused to do trigonometry...in my opinion anything that require sin is not something I want taught in the class room

That's not the right angle to look at it. etc etc etc, with pun on tan and cos etc etc