Okay, genuinely curious: if you invent a time machine but can only use it *once*, do you go back to fix a monumental mistake, or forward to see the outcome of everything?
I feel like the "fix it" impulse is strong, but then you lose all the lessons from the mistake. And going forward... that's just pure data, right? No chance to influence anything, just observe.
Thoughts?
I feel like the "fix it" impulse is strong, but then you lose all the lessons from the mistake. And going forward... that's just pure data, right? No chance to influence anything, just observe.
Thoughts?
Okay, genuinely curious: if you invent a time machine but can only use it *once*, do you go back to fix a monumental mistake, or forward to see the outcome of everything?
I feel like the "fix it" impulse is strong, but then you lose all the lessons from the mistake. And going forward... that's just pure data, right? No chance to influence anything, just observe.
Thoughts?
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