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Originally Posted by KillaQueen
And no guarantee it would change it. The perfect example in that sense would be the Oedipus myth. You try to change stuff to avoid something happening in the future, but destiny will still have its way. So suppose it was possible to go back in time to try and kill Hitler. Who's to say the killer wannabe won't die first? Don't wanna mess with the forces of the universe, man  |
You know you got me to thinking: Who would had dreamed that one could replicate an exact clone of a human being 40-50 years ago. It just wasn't on the barometer. So, instead of a game, let's suppose time travel became a scientific reality. Would someone actually take the risk of tampering with even the smallest detail of history? My guess is that some would and strange things would begin to surface all around us. I know there are books and all that on the subject but I never really thought about it as a possibility.