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Time Travelers are popping up everywhere. Does that mean humans have invented a time machine in the future?

Is there such a thing as dropping out of the human race? Step aside and billions  of humans will fly by you at the speed of light. Where are they all going in such a hurry you may ask? The planet Earth moves us all into the future 24 hours a day. Its called the Earth's space/time continuum. If you time travelled out of that continuum you would have to catch back up to the Earth in its present day NOW! or you would be out of sink sequence with the rest of the planet. To time travel into the past in effect is to linger outside the Earth's continuum long enough to enter Earth at a past time, backwards in that linear time continuum as the Earth expands with the rest of the Universe. To travel into the future would be to catch up with Earth in the a future time from our so called, present, " now " time. Since Earth is here in this location inside a gravity well in space known as the " NOW continuum" as we speak, some scientist believe that time travel into the future is impossible except within the imagination of the human mind unless you travel away from the Earth a long time and then return and catch up with the Earth in a future time from the time you left. ( this is the classical time travel into the future idea) So far, " NOW" we have to live day and day yet the future is still out there, we make it every second, hopefully manifesting our best collective ideas, our future goals as reality. Lets get all the ideas out onto the table. That way the best ones will always rise to the top of the page. Lets just hope, we as the whole human race collective, has the wisdom to choose them ( best ideas) when they appear?


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