If you oculd turn back the hands of time.......would you and what point in time would you go to?
127590
If I could go back in time and relive some of the wonderful experiences I had, I would love to do that.  But I would not want to go back and changes things, so that they would in turn change how the future is.\n\nI would love to go back and relive the first time my son picked me flowers and the first time my daughter said I love you.\n\nBut I would not want to change them ~ just cherish the moments a little longer.
664659
if time travel was possible, then the the time line would follow a rule of one line back but infinite lines forward. because you could go back along your time line, but once you have entered the past you have already altered your future and you could never get back to were you came from it may look the same but some event no matter how big or small has been changed. so killing yourself as a baby will kill yourself in that time line but not the one you are in.  of course by going back in time you have created matter or at least made the matter in yourself twice in one dimes ion and absent in another, so both of them and the dimes ion between them and around them would be destroyed.
98843
I would have the super power to stop,play,rewind and ,fastforward time. I doing any thing instead of looking up a history report I'll go back in time and see it.
619784
First off, there's the famous Big Paradox:  Suppose you have a time machine, you go back 80 years and accidentally kill your grandfather before he meets your grandmother.  Whoops!  Now you'll never be born!   So you won't kill him, so he'll meet your grandmother and you'll be born and you'll kill him, so you'll never be born and ... See?  That represents a big problem right there, not just with your grandfather but with events in general.\n\nSecondly, as has been noted, if time travel were possible, don't you think that by now we'd have had visitors from the future?  (And no, I don't think they're sneaking around in disguise; why would they?)\n\nFinally: in the universe as we know it, we experience time in one direction only.  If you don't like the way a movie ends, you can rewind it and watch it again, but the ending won't change no matter how many times you do it, or how far you rewind before pushing 'play' again.  So, make the most of time as you move through it.  You won't be able to change it later, so enjoy it now and do things you'll enjoy revisiting in later years with your own 'internal' time travel -- memory.
292076
The point in time when Atlantis was lost. That way I could go and find it and make a lot of money.
97434
You would need a time portal machine
7510
Well, its pretty much as crimsonmoonvc said.\n\nUnlike the spatial dimensions of perception, time is not directly accessable by any sensory organ. We precieve time by the unfolding of the events around us.
54421
NOVA: Do you think that backwards time travel will ever be possible?\n\n\nSagan: Such questions are purely a matter of evidence, and if the evidence is inconsistent or insufficient, then we withhold judgment until there is better evidence. Right now we're in one of those classic, wonderfully evocative moments in science when we don't know, when there are those on both sides of the debate, and when what is at stake is very mystifying and very profound. \n\nIf we could travel into the past, it's mind-boggling what would be possible. For one thing, history would become an experimental science, which it certainly isn't today. The possible insights into our own past and nature and origins would be dazzling. For another, we would be facing the deep paradoxes of interfering with the scheme of causality that has led to our own time and ourselves. I have no idea whether it's possible, but it's certainly worth exploring.\n\nNOVA: Would you like it to be possible?\n\n \nSagan: I have mixed feelings. The explorer and experimentalist in me would very much like it to be possible. But the idea that going into the past could wipe me out so that I would have never lived is somewhat disquieting.
46023
First, I would make peace with anybody I may have "wronged" in the past. Then I would go on a nice cruise with my entire family.  Lastly, I would take everything I own and give it to people that could really use it.  I would like to make my exit from this world while helping other people.  Deep down, it is really better to give than to recieve.
341217
The thing to remember, sweetie, is that not even God (or your representation of God) can change the past. And if God can't, you can't either. What you CAN do is realize that you have control of the present and the future. You can't undo it, but you can work to make it better.\n\nPeace.
103446
First I'd stop time with it. Then with time stopped, I could use my wand to fix whatever problems there were in my life, like pay off my credit cards, fix up my car (Need to get oil changed), take my cat to the vet, etc. Then I'd resume time and make it so I could take the whole day off and go anywhere in the world with a flick. And since time is different everywhere, the wand would have a built in timer letting me know how many hours of use I have left. I'd have the whole day to myself and spend every moment of it awake, with my cameras and go travelling all over the world taking pictures. My own world cruise without the ship. I'd love it. Then in the last hour, I'd get my own website or web page for free so I can share the photos I took all over the world. \nAnd as a last wish before time ran out, I'd wish to be the luckiest person in the world.\n\nThen again, if I got that wand, I would be!
427410
not appreciating the present. now i look back and realized i missed alot of good stuff because it was too busy looking at the future.\n\ncarpe diem
26771
it is not that confusing. About three year ago on PBS there was a program that talked about time travel and one of the scientist stated that even if we could travel back in time we coul donly travel up to the point when the time machine was invented.\nBut do not forget there are manyh theories about time travel. For instance the grandfather paradox claims that you could not travel back in time, but others say you can but in a different dimension.
190719
I'd go to Aruba.  Everything disappears from there.
39233
What time did you come from? Noooo.
32083
I wish I had the ability to see into the past.  See how my choices have affected others after I've gone on.
206202
back in time. hit all the major events that happened. see what people really had to live through compared to now.