Time Travel Experiment?

Question

if scientists finally created a time portal and for some weird reason would only accept human volunteers, would you volunteer to be the first to test drive it? if not then y?

o and i left out 300 years into the future and with no way to return. heh

Answer 1

of course I would. Why not. You only have one life to live. might as well make it as unique as possible.

Yes only the future for me.
I couldn't live with the notion that if I went in the past I could effect mine and everyone else's present.

but if there are multiple demisions past 4th (i figured a time machine would access them), then it must be true that one of them is all possible times at once, so maybe my actions wouldn't really effect anything.

confusing? yes, this will kinda help explain if you can watch the whole thing. Its a little long

http://www.tenthdimension.com/medialinks.php

no way to return? well, why not. maybe good, maybe bad...... isn't that what we face everyday anyway? we can never predict the future.............. so I'll still do it. count me in

Answer 2

You would literally go insane, even if it were physically possible. I am saying it is psychologically impossible at present. And it is a misnomer to say there is always a solution to a psychological problem, especially this one! (I think it is also psychologically impossible to invent such a device, for the same reasons, but that is another story).

Answer 3

Well for me it would be a gamble on my lifespan,

I either die in the process of travelling

or am likely to benefit from the 300 year newer technology to enhance lifespan

I think I would probably go for it

Answer 4

Yes, I would do that. But, I would want to go to the future and see what is going to happen next, not to the past.

Answer 5

Time travel violates causality.
The universe does not tolerate contradiction.
No time travel.