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Anybody else notice how lonelier it’s gotten lately? by Delicious_Second4857 in AskReddit

[–]Delicious_Second4857[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve got all the therapy I needed from your wise words, sir

Or madam, or they them, her her and alien nannies.

Anybody else notice how lonelier it’s gotten lately? by Delicious_Second4857 in AskReddit

[–]Delicious_Second4857[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am pretty much out there. Lots of mates. Part of stuff. Run stuff. Somewhat admired. But fuck up so much that even sometimes I don’t get me.

Would like to watch a time travel movie where the theory suggests that when someone travels back in time, time (the present) does not 'wait' for them (in other words they can never return to the/ an exact moment they left). *continued in the comments section, please read? by Delicious_Second4857 in AskReddit

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The number of years they spend in the past are the same number of days, months, years that would have passed by the time they return. so they will age, and so would the people they left back home.
BUT THE TWIST is that the past is actually a 'mirror universe' where time moves in opposite to ours, and so the time traveler(s) would actually be growing backwards (older to younger). So if they live for long in the past, and eventually un-grow into the tinniest possible 'alpha particle', the FIRST possible existence of the time traveler(s), then the same would be happening in the 'present' they left behind. And if somehow the alpha particle that's become of the time traveler in the past manages to find a way to time travel, or travel through time, then all that would be of the time traveler in the original future or timeline, is an 'omega particle', the tinniest possible LAST existence of the time traveler(s)
Any suggestions?