If you were in a time machine what time would you go to and why  would you go to that time?
492176
I would go back to when all the great artists hadn't composed good music before and showed them how to play their own songs. I could make millions like that.
1091144
My hubby says that he would probably sit around all day trying to figure out what he should do...lol, (he is very indecisive) I would want to see everyone I love one last time (there aren't that many, I am stingy with my love), ride a roller coaster or two, read some Stephen King one last time, listen to all my favorite songs again, and that would probably take a whole day. I would probably kick off sitting in front of this d@mn computer, answering questions though... lol, I am surprised this was really a hard question for me, because all the things that I would like to have or do in life would be irrelevant if I only had one day left!! Thanks for making me think!
71991
cool question ! i dont believe in time travle , and thats a good point ! thanks
107179
time machine can be created if we somehow catch the light rays which are currently present. what i want to say is that whatever is happening during this particular second is characterised by light rays. if we keep record of light rays of say  1st feb 2001 we can go back to that day.
198874
I don't know if I would choose to go back in time. \nTwo Main Reasons why:\n- I think if I went back in time and saw all the inventions we were lacking that I knew today's luxuries give us (internet, toilets, electric stoves, etc), I think I'd be depressed\n- Being a young woman, even going back 60 years, would probably not be a norm for a woman to go to college and the idea of her supporting herself and not being thrown into a marriage for society's sake\n\nBut, I think if it was only for a few days, the time I would most likely like to go back to is probably the New Testament time and see at least one scene that Jesus was in or that he experienced. Or really - any place in any part of the Bible I think would be awesome to experience from an audience perspective
251752
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!
304819
time you had a watch.
85408
Yes, if you have a time machine. Unfortunality mine is in the shop right now.
1119002
Time folds in as much as it is within life.\nThe future exists with the past
280555
Actually ... if you went back in time & killed your mother, you would cease to exist - therefore you would NOT be around to go back in time & kill your mother, so you would be born after all - THEN you would be able to go back in time to kill her, and you would cease to exist - therefore you would not be around to go back in time & kill your mother, so you would be born - and you would go back again, kill her, cease to exist ... it would go on forever! It's what's called a causality paradox. ; )
839438
Well, if you look at the fact that electrons have the ability to be in more than one place at once, then you see that to make a time machine is possible, and I'm sure someone much, much smarter than I am would be able to figure it out.  Also, the ministry of magic in Harry Potter made the time turners.
451786
I would love to travel forward in time and see just how our wonderful island paradise has changed. I would also travel back in time to see how wonderful and simple life in Hawai'i actually was. Aren't you curious about that?\n\nHawai'i no ka oi bruddah!!!
1109092
This is a tough one to answer because time travel could potentially wipe out people's existence, however assuming that I could go back as many times as I wanted (in case my actions caused something negative to happen and I wanted to change them back again) I would probably:\n\ni) Go back and witness the "Big Bang" to see what it's all about \nii) Travel to 1963 to watch the visit of President Kennedy to Dallas and see if anybody was on the grassy knoll.\niii) There would also be a number of people I would love to meet: Einstein, Shakespeare, King Arthur and some of my own ancestors!\n\nThat's a fun question, thanks!
964513
A time machine.\n\nI have always been fascinated with the concept of time travel, changing the past and seeing the future.  \n\nActually, I think most people are. \n\nMost have thought "What if" I could go back in time and rearrange a key event in their past or in history. \n\nThe future, of course, would just be fun to gaze on.  So many things have changed in the last 100 years, it's difficult to imagine where we might be in another 1000 years...if we don't destroy ourselves.\n\n...but even that would be fascinating to see:\n\n"The day the earth died".
238110
You would need a time portal machine
1092955
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.
305192
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.