Building a limited time machine to help people prepare for EQs

[The Psychedelic Pope - Saint Isadore Patron Saint of the Internet]

This is not a game but, in fact this is a psychedelic concept we hope
to make become
a reality. Myself and three other friends that have the techno-
skills
and understanding and
minds that are opened enough to allow this to become a smooth working
reality - if indeed
such is possible. . I'm sure when you read this post you will think
-
yowie - th poor old pope
has gone completely mad. Well if it can't become a working reality -
it would be one great
online game for people to explore and play.

Anyway - we intend to build a time machine but with substancial
limits. It would allow a
person to progress up to 10 days into the future and then regress
back
to the point in time
where the person started progressing towards tthe 10 day future
limit. We plan on using
all aspects of known time machine theory with the inclusion of
several
documented
Galen T. Hyronomous and Nicola Tesla concepts and devices. It's all
a combination
of sounds, electromagnetics, electricity and mind power. We are
going
to build a unit
that is a psychedelic time travel device.

We are not interested in going back in time as this could cause some
very destructive
warps in reality. However going forward in time with a 10 day
maximum
limit would just
allow us to see what that limited future holds without making any
alterations and then we
could take that information and return to the point in time of our
departure. We could gain
some very worth while information for our needs.

Well, we know the technology to do this already exist and we only
need
to find the methods
to intergrate it all together to accomplish our desired goal. I
can't go into any more detail on
the project but, would love to get any comments - thoughts and
theories any of you care to
reply with.

[john bates]

"The Psychedelic Pope - Saint Isadore Patron Saint of the Internet"
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Great idea, but I would aim for just a few hours ahead, might
make it easier and still astounding if you get it to work..
John.

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