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  • hsdkfr734r@feddit.nltoComic Strips@lemmy.worldTime Machine
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    2 months ago

    I don’t know. I didn’t feel aggressive when I typed it. I was in a quite content mood, and I didn’t want to imply anything. Just needed to kill a few minutes while typing and was enjoying myself. So if it felt aggressive to you, I’m sorry.

    Yes, maybe then, I needed to point out that time travelling has its hardships, to which people turn a blind eye at times. And I’m sure an ironic tone was intended by me.


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    This is just a simple comic anyway, not deep enough to talk about viability of time travel.

    It’s nice to think about things. Do you think thinking about things should be limited real things?

    If it was assumed that you can’t change the future but fork a new thread of reality instead, it would be as relevant.

    I agree with you, that it is OK if you don’t think there is a need for you to enter that train of thought, though.



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    Finding Hitler isn’t the hard part of time traveling. Ideally you would need to be not too far above Earth’s surface, moving with the same speed and in the right direction - to prevent suffocation or to just leave a greasy stain.

    If you get this right, from my point of view, you earned yourself the right to applaud yourself and maybe even Hitler (I’m won’t kink shame).





  • Agree with the bonus panel.

    Also: Just because we don’t know any religions or famous people from before that time, doesn’t mean that they didn’t exist, just that we don’t know about them. The further away you are from a point, the less details you can make out. This is completely normal.

    Blaming this on population density and urbanization might not be wrong, but it can’t be all there is to it. I think.