Does anyone believe in time travel?

Question

State your religion. Also explain the the buuterfly effect won't be able to delete your religion.

This is what the butterfly effect is....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterfly_effect

Answer 1

Yes I do!

Don't really believe in the Butterfly effect!
And there is no Religion to erase!

My theory is the parallel universe... that other world exist but it is a different slice of time for us!

Like in rebirth, it will only be same you but in a different time zone!

When we traveled around the world and gain that precious mili-seconds.... my thoughts will be that we have crossed over to another time-zone somehow!

Answer 2

Back in time perhaps old Bean. I see. So then, I don't hit the links to often as I'm advised by some really nice fellow participants who probably saved me a real head ache. Hmm, it has to be some thing causes some thing else to happen differently and so on; bollixing up the future. I'll go with that. I'm a Piegan, my belief is based on the worship of delicious baked goods. I believe my religion is the oldest organized religion. When we go back in time Cat, we fly the 3.14e.t.c.; all the way back to infinity! No matter what we do in the way back, everyone is still gonna just love pie! The circle continues from the oven to the table, we will always have to eat. 3.14etc, you will know it by this number. Proof beyond doubt.

Answer 3

I belong to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. I believe that God, although omnipotent, acts within certain laws and parameters. Current theoretical physics arguments point to the ability of time travel through String Theory and M-theory, so I think it could be possible. I know we don't know very much, as a human race, regarding physics and time.

Regarding the explanation of how the Butterfly Effect not being able to delete my religion, my only answer is regardless of the small or large choices or occurrences which could potentially effect the world and its population as a whole, God would ensure the survival of His truth and gospel. This is where faith comes in to play.

Answer 4

Time is a man made concept, but yes we are traveling in time right now. As far as traveling backward in time, that's a bit harder. You could probably do it utilizing the gravity of a black hole; but that would defeat the purpose because the gravity of the black hole would crush you. The gravity of a black hole is so powerful that it warps time it self. As far as the butterfly effect, they use this theory to come up with a chaos equation for foresting the weather. Most weather men use it, in a computer program. Probably why they are wrong some many times.

Answer 5

I am Christan and I believe that man/woman (being human) means we consist of an inner created spirit within a physical body. Upon death that spirit leaves the body (physical world) and transcends into a spiritual world. I do not believe that there exist a butterfly effect as the spirit cannot re-enter a physical body or the physical realm (world). I do though feel that angels/demons can pass from the spiritual world into the physical world but not the created spirits that dwell in the physical body.

Answer 6

Yea I asked this a while back and everyone always gives the lame answer yea, we are traveling into the future right now...I think theoritcally it is possible as einstien explained but we will never have means or power to get to the speed of light...but i don't know how we would ever be able to travel into the distant future with a machine...who knows good question

Answer 7

I am a pantheist who believes largely in the cyclic nature of things.

There are 2 possibilities for time travel. One, you go directly back in time, in which case the butterfly effect would spiral out of control and your even being there would cause you to cease to exist, either in your timeline or the instant you stepped into the past.
Two, you travel into a reality indentical to the past, but causality is impossible. If at every given time there are infinite possibilities, and a parallel reality exists for each possibility, then every second our universe is branching out forming a new one for each possibility. Therefore, the past is unfixable, but you can still visit it.

Answer 8

Wake up ! Time is not an object! It's nothing more than a comparison of change. We divide a revolution of the earth into 24 segments we call hours. Movement doesn't alter time. Images slow as you near the speed of light but you can not alter time just as you cannot alter any other form of measurement. You don't travel through time... you observe change.

Answer 9

I don't follow any organized religion.

I believe it's not possible to time travel.

We're born, we live, we die.

Accept that and realize it's true and enjoy the time you have. That's what I have done anyway.

Time travel, religion, telling fortunes is all fantasy. I like fantasy but it's not reality. Some people need something greater than themselves for direction and purpose. To them I say cling onto these ideas and live your life accordingly.

Answer 10

LDS aka Mormon. The butterfly effect can't "delete" my religion, because God won't allow it to be deleted.

I believe that forward time travel is possible, but not backward time travel. Forward time travel can be possible in many ways, but the most known way is using relativistic principles.