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Top-notch observation disguised as a meme. It's not new, but it's great.
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in reply to ted byfield

People also think that any small change in the past could only have a negative impact on the present.
in reply to ted byfield

People traveling to the past should be way more worried about their gut bacteria. Imagine what 1800s food and water would do to you... Not pretty.

Wait what? Time travel isn't real and you're just making a point? Oh.... uh, nevermind 😅
in reply to Andy

@Andy Scott @ted byfield Also: Worry about the futuristic bacteria and viruses you're bringing back to an era that has never seen them!

Quick, somebody write a novel where this explains the Spanish Flu!
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@Cleopatra @ted byfield It's both, but only a time traveler can know the potentially pivotal moments.
in reply to ted byfield

I'm always compelled to point out that the problem isn't doing something that will radically change the future, but rather, that you can or cannot control or predict that change. Great, you changed the future from one outcome you didn't know about to ANOTHER outcome you don't know about.
in reply to ted byfield

I like your review. It's actually possible to change and control expressions to suit different situations. This brings a lot of interesting information. soccer random