if ever time travel is invented where would you go and why?

Answer 1

I would probably go back to when Disney World was first being built and invest in that. Had my dad done so when he had the chance... Life would be MUCH different.

Otherwise, I would probably also want to go back to the 1800's so that I could meet Nathaniel Hawthorne. He's an inspiration.

Answer 2

There is a specific reason why time travel will never happen. Even though many amazing advances have been made in our world due to technical advancement, it is impossible for "time travel" to ever take place. The reason for this statement is found in the equations that describe the basis of the creation of our universe. The equations are E = mc2, m = E/c2, and c2 = E/m. The last equation is that for a field of gravity, which is also a field of physical time (a field of acceleration that moves at the speed of light). What we have an interest in at present are the first two equations. Notice that the basis of each of these is the "c2" value. In the first it is the multiplier and in the second the divider - but it is the basis of each equation.

What this value means is that our universe is totally composed of the value of "c^2". It is for this reason that the present moves into becoming that of the past. This value is what physical reality IS before it no longer exists anywhere other than in our memories.

Notice that there is no other value that represents time in these equations, and there is no other expression that describes what reality is composed of other than found in the physics trilogy. There exists only present time and once it passes away, moving at the speed of "c", there exists nothing else in any form that is relatable to time.

Answer 3

I've often thought I'd like to go back to attend the concert staged around 1840 by Felix Mendelssohn at which he performed some of J. S. Bach's compositions, which hadn't been heard publicly for about a century. All the society people of the day attended, because Mendelssohn was a major celebrity, and probably expected something quaint and boring. Instead, the power of Bach's music hit them like an avalanche, and this concert started the whole interest in performing early music.

Something similar (but on a much smaller scale) is happening now with Sting's recent hit recording of John Dowland's songs and lute music from the 16th century.

Answer 4

go back in time to kill the guy who invented time travel....so yeah it's not even worth thinking about.

Answer 5

Go back and kill the guy who discovered time travel just to see how the universe resolves that paradox.

Answer 6

Back to the mid 80's and tell myself to invest in Mircosoft

Answer 7

If I ever finish my book, (got about 300 pages now), you'll have my answer. In the meantime, it might be a little long for this forum.

Answer 8

I will limit my answer to the fact that time travel will never be possible.

Answer 9

I would go back 90 seconds to regain the time I wasted reading these stupid answers.

Answer 10

I would like only the History students to use it to understand the world history and the mistakes made by humans so as to curb them in future. I would also like to re-live my childhood.