Time Travel In The Future

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Would you take that chance to go back in time to change or prevent any act you made?Are all mistakes fixable with a little bit of technological help? Think if time travel existed would our lives be completely different and change the fate of humanity. The future is so unpredictable, but every step taken or move made that made is shaping the future. Time travel would make or break the future, you have planned or started to achieve for society. Science Fiction is shown through multiple outlets of media such as, books, movies, and tv shows especially time travel. Time travel many not currently exist in our world, but if we kept going with the technological advances it could possibly happen. Making the world sees our greatest downfalls, but those …show more content…
Even with them knowing each other they still have their flaws within themselves it affecting their relationship. Just by the blink, zap, or paused time you can ruin your life, lose someone, and forget what was really love. Most know of a thing called Déjà vu which comes from the French language, that means already seen. Personal definition would be the feeling that you have already experienced something that is actually happening for the first time. You would feel as this is a sense of time travel, but most see it as a warning to tell you something suspicious or surprising good or bad is coming your way you would least expect it. Tina Marie wrote a song Deja Vu she talks about going through different times of her young, old, rich, and poor life. Deja vu can also be referred to as biblical standpoint as well. In the movie In Time it 's about the value you of one life about living. The movie takes the time aspect if you had no time you were basically going to die and if you had so much time you rich in a sense of living. It takes the sense of how precious our lives can be before we look at how we can really have them taken away in a matter of seconds. Books also share that their own element of time travel such as Sound of Thunder is about how 3 men go back in time to kill a dinosaur, but when one man steps of the path he ruins the whole future because of the butterfly effect and they realize everything they didn 't want to happened. Then they kill him from messing the whole future. Many movies and books just gives more insight on what we can look forward to, how we can learn from our mistakes, and what we have to not let certain thing affect our personal

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