99% chance of being a hoax but still a good read
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But see, there's something about that that wouldn't change anything. Something about the different planes of existance or multple world theory. I wish I understood what I read a little better, but I guess I need to read it again. :s Is there more sites with information about John Titor on them? I find this fascinating. 
Jeebus_
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well if we killed him what do u think happened. but so far hes like 4 or 5 and people on the site that i was looking at have done searchs to on the name titor so .... there on there just look for em.
well i found this huge forum on John. ill get the link and post it when i find it.
well i found this huge forum on John. ill get the link and post it when i find it.
Jeebus_
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ok found it 
http://www.anomalies.net/cgi-bin/bbs/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=forum;f=9 theres a girl on there called Pamela who seems to have lots of conatct with John they were friends. theres tons of info on there.
http://www.anomalies.net/cgi-bin/bbs/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=forum;f=9 theres a girl on there called Pamela who seems to have lots of conatct with John they were friends. theres tons of info on there.
K62 said:Ide like to see him explan what would happen if he travelled back and killed his grandfather before he was born. he would have never existed, but if he never existed, how could he kill his grandfather in the 1st place...ahhh ehhhhhhhh brain.. overloading .
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He said there would be no paradox, because that would only change one worldline and it won't make a difference for his worldline.
Scn64
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I don't know if you've ever seen the TV show "Sliders" but if you have I think that is kind of what John Titor is talking about. Sliders dealt with visiting other dimensions/worlds that were similar to our own but, at the same time, different. For example, on our world you might have a best friend who is going to college, has a good job, and has a pretty good outlook on life but on another world, that same friend might be constantly in and out of jail and living in the streets. I think this "worldline" thing that John Titor talks about is the same general idea except that instead of just travelling to different worlds, he is travelling to different times as well. So, if his grandfather were to be killed in our world/time it might not effect his world/time at all.Rose said:But see, there's something about that that wouldn't change anything. Something about the different planes of existance or multple world theory. I wish I understood what I read a little better, but I guess I need to read it again. :s Is there more sites with information about John Titor on them? I find this fascinating.
tommyj27
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ya know, this whole thing reminds me of the timecube moron
http://www.timecube.com
http://www.timecube.com
outside looking in
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for hex... 
Traveling back in time on a single worldline is logically impossible.
Traveling to another worldline that looks like the past of your worldline is not logically impossible, but may well prove physically impossible.
Traveling back in time on a single worldline is logically impossible.
Traveling to another worldline that looks like the past of your worldline is not logically impossible, but may well prove physically impossible.
HeXp£Øi±
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Talk about covering your ass. lol
One of the reasons i say it's impossible is that if it were possible we would know it. How? Because if their were other worldlines(assuming i'm understanding this phrase correctly) there would be an infinite amount (or extremely great numbers) of them. In this scenerio what would be the odds that we wouldn't have found a time traveler yet? If at some point in our future we are to have just a few time travelers, then on billions or trillions of seperate worldlines their would be billions or trillions of different time travelers(if not an infinite number of them). If this were the case then i find it statistacally impossible that we haven't run into any of them. On another note, if it's not physically possible then it's simply defined as impossible. It's either possible or it's not.
Now thinking about this, the only was i see it as possible is if we have seen them. Say...if ufos were actually time travelers and the government was covering them up. Now that, that i find possible. I'd say there's a .000000001% chance that this is the case.
I guess I'm the only one that's absolutely intrigued and fascinated with this guy's story? I can't seem to find enough information on all of it. I've no experience in physics or much science/maths, but it's still very amazing to me. The whole concept of multiple worldlines is rather ... hard to concieve.
Scn64
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Or maybe we have seen time travellers but none of us are willing to believe their stories.....such as John Titor. There aren't too many things that I'll say I'm 100% sure about because, no matter how much I think I know, there is always a chance I'm wrong. That's the reason for the 99% in the title.HeXp£Øi± said:Talk about covering your ass. lol
One of the reasons i say it's impossible is that if it were possible we would know it. How? Because if their were other worldlines(assuming i'm understanding this phrase correctly) there would be an infinite amount (or extremely great numbers) of them. In this scenerio what would be the odds that we wouldn't have found a time traveler yet? If at some point in our future we are to have just a few time travelers, then on billions or trillions of seperate worldlines their would be billions or trillions of different time travelers(if not an infinite number of them). If this were the case then i find it statistacally impossible that we haven't run into any of them. On another note, if it's not physically possible then it's simply defined as impossible. It's either possible or it's not.
Now thinking about this, the only was i see it as possible is if we have seen them. Say...if ufos were actually time travelers and the government was covering them up. Now that, that i find possible. I'd say there's a .000000001% chance that this is the case.