Just Don't Die

Just Don't Die

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Time travel exists. No, I'm not talking about how we travel forward in time at exactly 1 second per second. I mean, actual travel into the past. Most of the time this happens, it isn't noticeable. I mean if an electron happens to travel faster than the speed of light and is able to travel so slow in comparison with how we feel the passage of time, it would appear in the past. One electron isn't enough to make any significant changes. Now, I know what you're thinking. Electrons are limited by the universal speed limit, just like photons and anything else with mass. Go look up Graphene and the effect it has on electrons traveling through it. Those electrons act massless. Now, again, I know what you're thinking. I Just said that an electron isn't significant enough to make any changes big enough for us to notice. But what if, we could send a bunch of electrons back and not just random electrons. How about the electrons that are currently creating every synapse in your brain that creates every single thought, memory, and emotion. Everything that makes you, you. What if we pushed those electrons through some Graphene and made it so it arrives in your brain twenty years ago. That's right. Now you're tracking. Everything that makes up you, would have time-traveled into your body twenty years ago. Now let's be real, that didn't happen to you twenty years ago. So if you did transport your entire consciousness back in time, that would create an entirely new reality and time-line. You could fix your mistakes, change whatever you wanted, or just make some investments in the right markets that you know will pay off and live on your own island away from everyone. You can think what you want about time-travel and the philosophical questions that come with it, but from personal experience, I know it's not only possible, but it actually happened. -Blaine
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