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If you had a pick of any future time period which would you choose, given that the future may be exotic or chaotic.
DaveC426913 said:Are the periods definable by me?
eg. Can I say
'whatever time period it is in which we have made alien contact'? or
'whatever time period it is in which we have established routine travel to extra-solar planets'?
wolram said:If you had a pick of any future time period which would you choose, given that the future may be exotic or chaotic.
Hornbein said:Revalation of future time lines is strictly forbidden by Article 38 of the Time Traveler's Code.
wolram said:Do not be a spoil sport, i want to live in a future where we can use 100% of our brain capacity
wolram said:Do not be a spoil sport, i want to live in a future where we can use 100% of our brain capacity
Ryan_m_b said:You're in luck, you're living in that time. In fact every human ever born has been living in that time:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_percent_of_the_brain_myth
Ryan_m_b said:Whatever time period we've achieved:
- World peace (achieved by peaceful means only)
- Prosperity for all
- Effective, fair political and economic systems
- Automation good enough that working for a living is a thing of the past
- A completely green, sustainable economy
- Cure's for virtually every disease
Shimmery blinky lights, rising humm. Flash of light and - BAM!gjonesy said:Time period without judgmental bias intolerant elitist with power and the ability to abuse it.
DaveC426913 said:3,000,000 BC - before the dawn of genus Homo.
wolram said:If you had a pick of any future time period which would you choose, given that the future may be exotic or chaotic.
Soooo... you're saying that, in the future Time Travel exists, and there's a Code regulating it, eh? Thanks for the inside info.Hornbein said:Article 5951c of the Time Traveler's Code forbids revelation of the nature of future time periods. Sorry. Nothing I can do.
DaveC426913 said:Soooo... you're saying that, in the future Time Travel exists, and there's a Code regulating it, eh? Thanks for the inside info.
(A noisy BZZOWT! and that's the last they ever saw of Hornbein.)
Maybe the US would have been ok, but I'm not sure about the social security it had in that period. I meant European western countries or even yugoslavia.jim mcnamara said:@Sophia I was there then. And now. I take West to mean Western US - maybe New Mexico
An emulsion is the distribution of insoluble tiny globs of oil-based molecules in water. Most emulsions tend to be thick and visually impenenetrable.
So: Life out here has been severely emulsified since the late 70's. Kind of like Zippy the Pinhead's comment: "life is a blur of meat and wacked-out politicians'
- especially the blur part. SSDD.
But which Star Fleet Officer ever listened to that?Hornbein said:Revalation of future time lines is strictly forbidden by Article 38 of the Time Traveler's Code.
Sophia said:1960-1980's in the West. That must have been a great period. High living standard, freedom, but much more social security than now. At least that's how I imagine life there.
LOL we had disco, too :-DHornbein said:Well, being sent off to Viet Nam was no treat. Millions died there. Then there was the disco virus, which never went away.
Michaelhall2007 said:But which Star Fleet Officer ever listened to that?
Khatti said:They didn't make programs about the people who actually obeyed orders.
Megaquark said:Can you imagine how boring those episodes would be? Typical episode: they follow orders, have no adventure, then spend the rest of the hour cataloging new species of space fungus or analyzing sensor readings to figure out how the nebula's composition varies slightly from the one they ran across in the previous episode.
Yup! I have heard (and made myself) this statement many times about Star Trek.Khatti said:They didn't make programs about the people who actually obeyed orders.