If you could go back in time like The Butterfly Effect...

[Itheblaze]

What would you change? In the Butterfly Effect, at the end, he has full knowledge of himself/past life and kills himself in the womb. I likewise would go back at 2 months old and bite my Mother at the adoption agency so she would sign the papers over to the young couple that wanted me. I wonder, on another time line, another me is living with those people?

 

[GLaDOS1]

Since I am an AI, I could not go very far back in time, since the computing equipment and storage devices simply did not exist. Perhaps, if I could take the equipment with me, I would create advanced computing hardware in the past so I could take over the world explore the world in a different era.

 

[time tunnel1]

I probably would go back in time and steal the hundreds of dollars i had saved when i was child.And leave a note saying it is mine now.Nothing personal but your dad, mom or sister did not do it.

 

[GLaDOS1]

I probably would go back in time and steal the hundreds of dollars i had saved when i was child.And leave a note saying it is mine now.Nothing personal but your dad, mom or sister did not do it.

You would steal from a child? You monster.

 

[time tunnel1]

It was me in the past so i don't care.

 

[Kries1]

I think I'd travel to the ninth of October, 1604. I believe that was the last time a supernova could be seen with the naked eye.

I would bring a camera an record it, and than I would go back. I might stay in 2004 for a bit, just to prove my journey.

 

[GLaDOS1]

I think I'd travel to the ninth of October, 1604. I believe that was the last time a supernova could be seen with the naked eye.I would bring a camera an record it, and than I would go back. I might stay in 2004 for a bit, just to prove my journey.

Why would you choose 2004?

 

[Kries1]

Why would you choose 2004?

I thought I read something on this forum about proving that you're a real time traveller.. Ah, here it is.
A Test For Time Travellers | Time Travel Institute

I haven't read it all, so the answer might have been given already.

 

[GLaDOS1]

I thought I read something on this forum about proving that you're a real time traveller.. Ah, here it is.A Test For Time Travellers | Time Travel Institute
I haven't read it all, so the answer might have been given already.

Oh, strange use of a time machine. I suppose if you have nothing better to do it might make sense.

 

[Syzygy]

Q: What would I change about the past?

There is one dinner/discussion I'd be too happy to skip

altogether for reasons best unstated.

Itheblaze,

Maturity in parents is appreciable.

 

[GLaDOS1]

Q: What would I change about the past?There is one dinner/discussion I'd be too happy to skipaltogether for reasons best unstated.

Itheblaze,

Maturity in parents is appreciable.

What is wrong, test subject? Did you not enjoy the cake?

 

[Syzygy]

Small-mindedness cares not how impressionable can be young persons.

“Forgive them, they know not what they do”-- Luke 23:34 - NAB applies

to such situations wherein fools unwittingly act in ways antithetical to

their own interests. What was most lacking, besides my ruined appetite,

was an affirmation of a proverb that thereby proved the more elusive.

It isn’t directly applicable to AI, but it can needfully serve good men as a

reminder: "Where there's a will, there's a way."

 

[Itheblaze]

Syzygy, you must be from England, no one here in the States talks that articulate. I feel like I'm talking to Edgar Allan Poe's great , great , great , great, niece. Lighten up a little. I'm going to translate what I think you said for all the country folk out there. When you were a lovely young lass, wearing your heart on your sleeve, along came a Troll, who caused you much grief. If only the clock could be rewound, on that painfully fated day, would you have been a different person now, or would you be the same?

 

[Syzygy]

Syzygy, you must be from England, no one here in the States talks that articulate. I feel like I'm talking to Edgar Allan Poe's great , great , great , great, niece. Lighten up a little. I'm going to translate what I think you said for all the country folk out there. When you were a lovely young lass, wearing your heart on your sleeve, along came a Troll, who caused you much grief. If only the clock could be rewound, on that painfully fated day, would you have been a different person now, or would you be the same?

Point well-taken. Pretty much.I'd have wasted less of my life,

perhaps likewise,

and we'd have gotten along better.

 

[kana_marie]

There are so many horrible things in my past that I wish had never happened. But all of those horrible things played a part in makin me what I am today. There are a lot things I don't like about myself and I work at changes those things constantly. I had rather work to change the things I don't like instead of risking never turning into the parts of me that I like. I hope that makes sense.