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Time Continuum 2004-1804 1994: Timecop

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The long hair suits him so well 🤤

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You can say whatever you want, this picture gives massive Albert Wesker vibes😎

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Thomas Ian Griffith as Brandon Miller

Timecop 2 (2003)

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You may find you are part of a Predestination Paradox: ( Non-Predictable / Nor Controlled Experiment )

Well, you might go into the time machine saying "I am gonna kill Hitler", but when you return, you think you tried to kill Dr. Hurfurhurr.

Anyone you told what you were going to kill Hitler would know you didn't, but you might assume that in the alternate timeline your equivalent was saying that.

You might now conclude your time machine is creating an alternate timeline branch, while everyone else thinks you're a nutjob.

We only know about history from our records, if you change them then you have no way of knowing what happened. Of course this can be highly dangerous and allow to controlling and "rewriting" of history for the ends of the people in charge (see for example Orwell's 1984).

You can thank Schrodinger's beloved moggie for the physics behind that one. We can only tell what has happened from what we are currently observing, so if there is a lid on the box (or the history of the past century) then you've got no way of telling if Hitler is alive or dead.

In almost any science-fiction scenario involving time-travel, the default action is to kill Hitler. As terrible a human being as he was, there are many reasons why this probably isn’t a good idea!

If you find yourself suddenly gaining access to a time machine, what’s the first thing you’d do? If you said “kill Adolf Hitler”, then congratulations; you’re a science-fiction character. Actually, the whole “access to a time machine” thing suggested that already, but the desire to kill Hitler clinches it.

Who wouldn’t want to prevent the holocaust? It’s probably the worst thing in history. And I only say “probably” because I don’t know all of history, and the human capacity to be awful should not be underestimated. But as noble as it seems, killing the Fuhrer via time travel is a terrible idea, for real-world reasons, not just those in fiction. 

Could you actually kill another human being? Despite what pop culture implies, humans generally aren’t predisposed to killing each other. This isn’t an absolute, of course. 

It seems challenging to reconcile these motivations with the mentality that plans to kill Hitler as an altruistic act.

Let’s assume you are willing to kill one to save millions of others. All of history to visit, and your first port of call involves killing. Fine. Whatever.

When do you kill Hitler? As a child, Hitler hadn’t done anything monstrous enough to warrant his murder, so would you be willing to take his life then? You do not; you assassinate his grandfather, if not his father, a while before he meets his first wife.

One of the problems is the grandfather paradox, where if you go back in time to kill your grandfather before he has children, you wouldn’t have been born and couldn’t have killed your grandfather. The same paradox occurs with killing Hitler.

If you eliminate baby Führer and prevent the rise of the Nazis, then you create a world where WWII didn’t occur, and thus you have no reason to travel back in time.

When the Reich is in place, but he hadn’t committed genocide yet. Would this be too late? Once everything has been set up, would eliminating Hitler change anything? Somewhat.

Even if you did succeed, given the impact he had on so many lives, you’d drastically alter the future/present, even if it panned out to be “Better” without Hitler!

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An intersection near my home is the roosting place of hundreds of great-tailed grackles. They also like to sing in the sunset.

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A Plague of Grackles at Twilight

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Now it’s time to begin preserving human culture. Taking what’s best of us, and subtracting and sloughing away the worst. Shaping, cutting away at the rock that is the human race, until it resembles something like Michelangelo’s “David”. Until it reaches perfection everlasting. We few will save the world.

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strap in boys and girls its theory time

About Keynes and Emma hooking up:

I don’t think it’s all it’s chalked up to be. Emma has been shown to stab several people in the back multiple times over the past seasons: Flynn, Connor, Rufus, etc. And she clearly had a bitterness and hatred in her voice when she said how Keynes wanted to squash the 19th Amendment and “show women their place”. I doubt Lucy cares at all but if she is Rittenhouse’s Princess, I have no doubt in my mind that Emma has her eye on being the Queen. What better way than to shack up with the guy who basically gave Rittenhouse its mission. But once she’s cemented her place in the hierarchy of Rittenhouse, I have zero doubt that she would take the power all to herself and get rid of Keynes all together. 

Emma is such an amazing villain from her tragic backstory to her double-agent act to her moment of vulnerability to her undying ambition. Of all the villains we’ve had so far, Emma Whitmore scares me the most. She is ruthless, violent, ambitious, and most important of all, she is patient. Her patience had her waiting out her test for 10 years in the past. Her patience had her piloting the Mothership for Flynn. She’s patient enough to wait out Keynes and his affections to ensure that she is in charge. Based on her backstory, she would do anything to be the one-in-charge and respected.

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#dvd #movie #timecop #timecop2 #jasonscottlee #thomasiangriffith #badmovie #wherearethedamnextras #exsila #www.exsila.ch (hier: Solothurn, Switzerland)

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GOD DAMN POPPED MY SHITTY BUBBLE’` PARKWOOD SANITARIUM & INSTITUTION !!!

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This is my story ‘4 years’ Journal. Memoir - steady progression - no relapses, like in the pass 2 years back. I made effective effort, but I am still improving.  I am not clean from the illness, apparently, because I still show symptoms. Human inspection ‘evaluation’ of my last five years. Use these scanned papers as proof, and that’ll be solid enough for any lengthy amount of evidence on me.

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Previously put on FB, later after I left, I got to make a copy here. I am sure that it’s part of the #keepsake idea. I need this record.

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'dog story' -2012 Memo Incident (Serious Problem) via Decade

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Yes, I tried this idea. It helped only a tiny bit. Ran out of ideas, and didn’t come up with anything.

21 Time Travel TV Shows You Need to Binge-Watch

Fans of time travel will love these 21 binge-worthy time travel TV shows. Romantic comedies, dramas, and action-adventure - there is something for everyone!

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Repost  “Recognition”  -  Season 4

‘El Ministerio del tiempo’ ya graba su cuarta temporada

Acaba de comenzar la grabación de los nuevos capítulos de El Ministerio del tiempo, la serie producida por RTVE en colaboración con Globomedia (THE MEDIAPRO STUDIO) y Onza Entertainment. De la mano de Javier Olivares y Marc Vigil, la cuarta temporada se construye sobre la original mezcla de género fantástico, aventura e Historia que ha caracterizado la serie.

Julián (Rodolfo Sancho), Amelia (Aura Garrido), Pacino (Hugo Silva), Alonso (Nacho Fresneda) y Lola (Macarena García) se vuelven a poner a las órdenes de Salvador (Jaime Blanch), Irene (Cayetana Guillén Cuervo) y Ernesto (Juan Gea) con una misión: que el pasado no cambie.

Todos ellos y otras caras habituales de la serie, Angustias (Francesca Piñón), Velázquez (Julián Villagrán) o Elena (Susana Córdoba), volverán a trabajar para detectar y corregir cualquier alteración fatal en el transcurso de la Historia.