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14 Aug 2008, 12:02 am

iamnotaparakeet wrote:
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Do you mean like remote viewing or actual physical time travel?


Physical time travel. The timeline would have changed because of Callinicus. Without him, we could be living in an Islamic super-nation, which would be the timeline Callinicus would have destroyed.


that is the dumbest thing I have ever heard in my life



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14 Aug 2008, 12:06 am

Kilroy wrote:
iamnotaparakeet wrote:
claire333 wrote:
Do you mean like remote viewing or actual physical time travel?


Physical time travel. The timeline would have changed because of Callinicus. Without him, we could be living in an Islamic super-nation, which would be the timeline Callinicus would have destroyed.


that is the dumbest thing I have ever heard in my life


Listen to yourself sometime... :P



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14 Aug 2008, 12:11 am

I don't believe in an invisible man in the sky
or listen to a book

which of us is really stupid by definition
the one who makes his own decisions, and such or the one who takes orders by something he can't prove exists
and who thinks some greek guy traveled threw time to stop muslems from ruling the world
am I the only one who sees this?
or are you all just to spineless to admit you see this stupidity too



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14 Aug 2008, 12:18 am

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I've had this thought before, but after watching Timeline and Thrill Seekers it has come back into my thoughts. Yes, I'm being serious. I don't have a clue what this would be an allegory of anyway.

I have seen Timeline, which I liked, but I haven't seen Thrill Seekers (Time Shifters) which looks to be interesting, I guess I should go looking for it to watch it :P

ok I see, so I see that the idea of Callinicus traveling through time would be to prevent Islam to take over the world rather than Christianity, it is interesting, but there is something to wonder about here, is it because in his original timeline, Islam was the prevalent western religion and travelled back in time to changed this? or, his original timeline was the same as ours and for some reason he travelled back to influence history?

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Maybe I could write it up in more detail after re-researching what I did before, but I'm not very creative when it comes to doing fiction writing and would give that to someone else if they want.

I am the same, sometimes, some things like this one, I start to think of the idea of writing a fictional story, but I feel I am bad at this, I also don't have much creativity, but then, I could try.


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14 Aug 2008, 12:29 am

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ok I see, so I see that the idea of Callinicus traveling through time would be to prevent Islam to take over the world rather than Christianity, it is interesting, but there is something to wonder about here, is it because in his original timeline, Islam was the prevalent western religion and travelled back in time to changed this? or, his original timeline was the same as ours and for some reason he travelled back to influence history?


The timeline he would come from, though it would be indeterminate as to the exact details, would have had Christian Europe crushed - and after that India and eventually China too. There would have only been a remnant of Christians left and once the genome were discovered a systematic annihilation of the Jewish people as well. As to how a temporal displacement device would be made by rebels and not the property of the government - I haven't a clue.

BTW, would anyone address Kilroy?



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14 Aug 2008, 12:33 am

weaseling out like you always do eh
can't say I am surprised



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14 Aug 2008, 12:34 am

Edited.



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14 Aug 2008, 12:40 am

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I don't believe in an invisible man in the sky
or listen to a book

I don't believe in an "invisible man in the sky", but rather the Eternal, Omnipotent, Omniscient, Omnipresent, Creator of Heaven and Earth. You on the other hand pick and choose to believe in defunct pagan deities because they suit your chosen lifestyle.



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14 Aug 2008, 12:48 am

iamnotaparakeet wrote:
The timeline he would come from, though it would be indeterminate as to the exact details, would have had Christian Europe crushed - and after that India and eventually China too. There would have only been a remnant of Christians left and once the genome were discovered a systematic annihilation of the Jewish people as well.

Hmmm, India and China, not sure about that, I think is too much to think of they taking over India and China as well, while Christianity during the Crusades and later didn't, but it could be. In which case, that suggests that time can change, and that a new reality would replace the old one. I don't know how the other movie handles time travel, but in Timeline, it treats time as fixed, one you cannot change, as you can see in the movie, things were already seen to be done by the travellers before going back in time themselves.

We could get the problem of few temporal paradoxes in this case, as shown in The Time Machine, the reason for inventing a time machine, but then, it wouldn't be necessarily the case, however, changing history in this way, would likely change a lot of things in a new timeline, like social changes, people's lives, which very likely could prevent him from being born.

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As to how a temporal displacement device would be made by rebels and not the property of the government - I haven't a clue.

lol, not much either, but if we look a little into theorical physics about time travel, we could guess on how they would create a device, if we take real life into account :P


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14 Aug 2008, 12:55 am

iamnotaparakeet wrote:
Kilroy wrote:
I don't believe in an invisible man in the sky
or listen to a book

I don't believe in an "invisible man in the sky", but rather the Eternal, Omnipotent, Omniscient, Omnipresent, Creator of Heaven and Earth. You on the other hand pick and choose to believe in defunct pagan deities because they suit your chosen lifestyle.


people have been worshiping them longer then they have Jesus
people still worship them
I don't think people should be forced into living a lifestyle
I think they should have a right to choose
I don't so much worship them, as representations of them (like ancient humans did)
such as the sun ( a perfect example) I can see the sun
I know what the sun does to keep me alive
it doesn't ask me to do anything, pray to anything, or read anything
I have my own values
I think people should learn their own values-not have them forced upon
your eternal omnipotent fascist-God man, there is no real proof of his existence, you can't see him at all
no one is sure he is there
no one is sure of any God, how can we
I mean 500 years ago people believed in faeries and goblins
I think if God exists, and if he was as loving as he claimed the thousands that die every day, the hundreds here (alone) who suffer-and those who ask him for help and get nothing
would all be in better boats



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14 Aug 2008, 12:56 am

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Hmmm, India and China, not sure about that, I think is too much to think of they taking over India and China as well, while Christianity during the Crusades and later didn't, but it could be. In which case, that suggests that time can change, and that a new reality would replace the old one. I don't know how the other movie handles time travel, but in Timeline, it treats time as fixed, one you cannot change, as you can see in the movie, things were already seen to be done by the travellers before going back in time themselves.


Islam did a good part of conquering India as it was, but after they acquired the lands and mercenaries (such as the Janissaries) from Europe, they would have had less difficulty in conquering the rest of the land.

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We could get the problem of few temporal paradoxes in this case, as shown in The Time Machine, the reason for inventing a time machine, but then, it wouldn't be necessarily the case, however, changing history in this way, would likely change a lot of things in a new timeline, like social changes, people's lives, which very likely could prevent him from being born.


If Callinicus were to be a time-traveler, then his timeline would be destroyed and he would not have been born. But that may just be that he could never return and not that he never existed.

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As to how a temporal displacement device would be made by rebels and not the property of the government - I haven't a clue.

lol, not much, but if we look a little into theorical physics about time travel, we could guess on how they would create a device, if we take real life into account :P


Tachyons? I don't know, but it's no less possible then getting something from nothing.



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14 Aug 2008, 12:57 am

Kilroy wrote:
iamnotaparakeet wrote:
Kilroy wrote:
I don't believe in an invisible man in the sky
or listen to a book

I don't believe in an "invisible man in the sky", but rather the Eternal, Omnipotent, Omniscient, Omnipresent, Creator of Heaven and Earth. You on the other hand pick and choose to believe in defunct pagan deities because they suit your chosen lifestyle.


people have been worshiping them longer then they have Jesus
people still worship them
I don't think people should be forced into living a lifestyle
I think they should have a right to choose
I don't so much worship them, as representations of them (like ancient humans did)
such as the sun ( a perfect example) I can see the sun
I know what the sun does to keep me alive
it doesn't ask me to do anything, pray to anything, or read anything
I have my own values
I think people should learn their own values-not have them forced upon
your eternal omnipotent fascist-God man, there is no real proof of his existence, you can't see him at all
no one is sure he is there
no one is sure of any God, how can we
I mean 500 years ago people believed in faeries and goblins
I think if God exists, and if he was as loving as he claimed the thousands that die every day, the hundreds here (alone) who suffer-and those who ask him for help and get nothing
would all be in better boats


Returning to subject now.



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14 Aug 2008, 1:00 am

you know I have a point
I admit I can't prove God doesn't exist , hence why I think atheism is flawed
there is no proof he does
that's my point

and how do you think this guy actually traveled back in time?
I don't think Star Trek technology was around back then



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14 Aug 2008, 1:01 am

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and how do you think this guy actually traveled back in time?
I don't think Star Trek technology was around back then


Back when?



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14 Aug 2008, 1:02 am

that Callinicus guy, whenever he lived



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14 Aug 2008, 1:06 am

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that Callinicus guy, whenever he lived


And what if, in his own timeline, he lived around 4000 AD (or something like that, idk) before he went back to 700 AD?