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Stephen Hawking’s party for time travelers





Kimmo Huosionmaa


This is philosophical writing about time travel, and it is meant for causing thinking about this fascinating theory, that it is someday possible. If that thing would be possible in someday, we would see, what kind of animals were dinosaurs. But there would also be risks in that technology. What if some neo-nazi would get the time machine in hand, and travels to the past with a couple of history books, and helps Adolph Hitler to victory in the Second World War. That kind of risk would be possible if that technology would transform real, and somebody would make the time machine.


Stephen Hawking was very well known about his coups. And in 2009 he kept the party for time travelers in his home. Nobody visited, and I think that the idea of those parties was the joke, but when I want to write something more about this party, I can’t write the “certainly nobody came” and I must write this text in the mode of the detective story. In this text, I think that I would act like some police detective, in some novel.


So I must say that maybe those time-travelers visited those parties, but does they have knowledge about the ALS syndrome of that man? In this scenario, the time traveler visited in the Hawking’s party, but this man was sitting back to the door, and then the time travelers would think that this man was sleeping and decided not to disturb him. So they saw the situation and went out.


In this text, I would write the things, like there really would be time travelers, what I don’t do in real world. Or sometimes I believe that those fictional characters would be true, and sometimes I think that they are only hoax or joke. But in real-world scientist and investigators cannot say that they are sure about anything. If we think that the time-machine could be real, we cannot say, how sharp it could be. And maybe those time travelers arrived at the parties at the night time.


And in theory, the time traveling could be possible. This phenomenon would happen in the situation, where the speed of the particles would rise to extremely high speed. Near the speed of light, the time would start to go slower. Another way to travel in time would increase the mass of the particle by pumping energy to it. If there would pump enough electrons to some object, it can transform the bite into the small black hole, what “drops” thru the time to the wormhole. This kind of time machine would be possible in someday, but we must wait for the technological advantages little bit more time. The time machine would take the crew to one way trip in the distant future.


Another way to look at this problematic time traveler case could be that those persons thought that that was the trap. And then the time travelers would avoid this area because they might think that some military men try to steal their secrecy. That’s why they would not come to that party.

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