Pretty much, so I'm gonna go with "No" on this question.Baneat said:kill anyone and you are likely to cease existing
So, you'd already killed someone, so you went back in time to do it again?SpikeyGirl said:Unless of course I was the original assassin and accidentally caused a paradox anyway.
I like how you're thinking this out.SpikeyGirl said:I'd have to do quite a bit of research into the persons death.
Yeah, kill the same person twice, who can say they've done that? Only then paradox's appear and the world gets screwed up. My bad.Fat Man Spoon said:So, you'd already killed someone, so you went back in time to do it again?SpikeyGirl said:Unless of course I was the original assassin and accidentally caused a paradox anyway.
What can I say, summer holidays = to much time on my hands.Fat Man Spoon said:I like how you're thinking this out.SpikeyGirl said:I'd have to do quite a bit of research into the persons death.
Do they show the original ending on FX? If not, please explain.New Troll said:Remember the original ending to Butterfly Effect?
I believe there are rules against that in place [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ptitlekz83hawz?from=Main.HitlersTimeTravelExemptionAct].Zenode said:Well preferably
Hitler
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It would have to be Christopher Columbus & the crews on his ship (by default)Sink their ships & any surviving crew. If the Americas wern't discoverd then europe wouldn't have had the insane race to the new world & the sensless slaughter of it's native inhabbitants.Gerazzi said:This is a huge hypothetical situation and I doubt many people think about it.
If you could go back in time and kill someone, whoever you want, with no consequences.
So what'll it be?
If you would kill someone:
1. Who would you kill?
2. Why would you kill them?
3. Which way would you like them to die?
If you decided you don't want to kill them:
What is your reason for not killing anyone?
Also, you cannot be killed while you are back in time and you basically have the powers of a god.
What would you do, Escapist?
Not going into too much of a debate, agreed. Preferaqbly I'd kill him at birth. He'd just be another corpse in Heron's massacre.Strategia said:1.) Jesus.
2.) Christianity killed Greek philosophy, Greek scientific theory, Greco-Roman culture, and IMO aided the downfall of the Roman Empire. Enter about 900 years of superstitious faith-mongering and living in squalid conditions, with the occasional troupe of people heading east to commit some mass murder. Then, after all that ended, the persecution and religious wars began. Only since the nineteenth century has Christianity receded into the background as an instigator of violence and misery, and then only because it was replaced with ideals like nationalism, socialism and, later, national socialism. No Christianity = much, much less religious violence. (Please direct any discussion on this topic to PMs, let's not clutter up this thread, ok?)
3.) Quickly and without any witnesses, preferably before he got a messiah complex. Maybe drop a rock on his head or something.
oh shit. dude. you need a flame shield if anyone in the history of anything ever needed one...Strategia said:1.) Jesus.
2.) Christianity killed Greek philosophy, Greek scientific theory, Greco-Roman culture, and IMO aided the downfall of the Roman Empire. Enter about 900 years of superstitious faith-mongering and living in squalid conditions, with the occasional troupe of people heading east to commit some mass murder. Then, after all that ended, the persecution and religious wars began. Only since the nineteenth century has Christianity receded into the background as an instigator of violence and misery, and then only because it was replaced with ideals like nationalism, socialism and, later, national socialism. No Christianity = much, much less religious violence. (Please direct any discussion on this topic to PMs, let's not clutter up this thread, ok?)
3.) Quickly and without any witnesses, preferably before he got a messiah complex. Maybe drop a rock on his head or something.
Good luck killing vikings, even with your superior firepower.Gorbek said:Everyone on The Mayflower If not the people who discovered America anyway.
Are you describing an ontological paradox? It could work, if the machine you stole in the future was the one you left behind after killing the inventor. Then it would still exist, but have no origin. Cool.Lord Of Cyberia said:I would go FORWARD in time, steal a time machine, then go back and kill whoever invented it. Then reality would collapse