shuraiya on 02 October 2011
| Netyaroze said: @shuraja "The human mind is incapable of identifying, let alone processing, the near infinite variables that work together to create the world ad we currently experience it. " Thats true but you could make a database were you safe all the informations. Let programmers work out a system for billions of dollars and take it back in time. Still wouldnt be perfect but it could help you a llitle. Also define a safe point in time you wont pass. Like your 18 Birthday. Before that nothing is changed and you will always be able to reset the world by coming back to that point. |
The database appears to rely on trial an error, and then making a record of what happens. That approach can't work because of the myriad variables.
A safe point can only work if time is, in fact, linear. I prefer to think of time as being spherical, instead of linear. In this senario, it becomes possible for events that occur in the "future" to alter those that occur in the "past." That's why it's too dangerous; without a true understanding of the nature of time, you're stumbling blindly.
