RE: The Power of the Time Machine: Would changing history be the best use?
In the case of time it still could be wrong. You haven't proven anything, just made a statement. You have not stated it is an opinion, speculation, etc. You have stated it is an observation as though some how you can observer time looping. You have not qualified that, but I challenge you that you cannot see that. Perhaps you can, but that burden of proof is on you.
Though it is a FUN mental exercise. Stating it is an observation hasn't actually clarified. How you define loop or don't define loop won't change much. I mean if you want to define ANY word some other way it can change things, but you can't realistically expect others to just casually communicate with you with any understanding if you are using your own interpretations of words and expecting people to read your mind. :)
I have seen no indication of a loop, or going around. In fact I haven't seen any indication yet that time is not infinite. It could be finite, but I've seen no indicators of that.
Also history (which can have repetitions that are NOT precise repetitions) is not time. It is events that occurred within moments in time.
Much like the dashes on a road as you drive simple passing similar events does not prove any kind of loop.
And, I will never be able to prove it.
The big bang never happened. It is a stupid idea. They new it was stupid when they introduced it, but Rocky-person paid people to support it, and so, it is almost scientific fact.
If you knew what I do about time, you would instantly discard the big bang theory. It... I do not know how to describe how stupid it is. None of the analogies even come close. Its worse than a theory that's premise was rocks falling into the sky.
So, I intend to talk about my experiences on steemit at some point. But, you can't even talk well about flat-earth here. And what I have to say throws out everything in the science books.
I do not say such things trivially, nor am I ignorant about what is in science books.
So, you can call me a loon, but my experiences and perceptions are mine, and you may not tell me I don't have them.
Of course, I could turn the tables on you, but it would just sound silly. As, lots of people seem to have the same set of senses as you have had. (but, they are not my experiences/senses)