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I should remind myself to travel to 1187. In your hypothetical situation, are these time periods in the same dimension as ours, or are seperate. Is it permanent or temporary?CRS98They're temporarily on Earth.* Read OP again if you want*
1925 for me. I just want to go up to Fitzgerald and tell him that he did make a masterpiece and convince him to finish the love of the last tycoon :(
Why would anyone NOT pick the future? All of us are most likely going to be dead by then so I'm sure we would all like to see the future.
Hard to say. None of the past (those years, atleast) would I want to live in. However, I have no way of knowing humanity, the planet, etc will be around in 145 years.
I couldn't even talk to anybody from 1187-1683, so those years are out of the question.
1925 is my safest bet for survival, besides the Great Depression starting 4 years later it's a pretty safe time. For all I know John Connor's resistance could be fighting Terminators in 2155. But, videogames haven't been invented in 1925, so I guess I'll have to go with the future.
What if its just wasteland?Out of these five years, which one would you live in?
You would live in any place of your choice for that whole year. You would then be transported back to the present on the last day of the year (December 31st).
I'd live in 2155! Future FTW!:P
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Definitely the future. We already know what happened in the past, but the future hasn't played out yet. I sometimes get a bit sad that I won't live to see the year 3,000 or something like that:(. I can't even fathom what technology will be like by then. Will the world be like in the starwars movies.8)
2155. The only reason I may choose to go back centuries is to be all badass and famous when I reveal "my own" scientific knowledge/theories (and hope that I don't get lynched for it :P).
If i went back into the past i would go and meet and watch leanardo da vinci paint the mona lisa. Or invent or ask him all of the questions i have. I can't even imagine what that would be like.
I guess I'll go with stuff from England, Ireland, Scotland, Germany and Italy then what is/became Canada
1187 /12th century: War, Crusades, Pope stuff
1459 /15th century: The invention of the harpsichord about 9 years before, No scotch for about 30 more years D:
1683 /+30 years: War, No moar wild boars in Britian, no calculus for another year (?)
1925: I could ride the first enclosed (?) double-decker buses in London, buy a Tommy Gun for $175 apparently...
2155: Future!!!
1459 is the only logical answer to brush up on my harpsichord playing. Sober.
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