Field Day Part 6

By Targ Collective Mon Apr 8th 2019 at 11:01 am  

He doesn’t have time travel. The time travel was an accident and fixing it took all the residual charge that made it possible. He does have a temporal duplicator, but it acts like a temporal mirror for duplicating a small window of space (and in theory the entire Universe around it).

Claw could choose to find some way to attend all three events. The obvious way is that Claw attends one school, Diane the other and Anna the third – Dynamo’s would be a good fit.

If space and time both share and resist each other then that creates a prevalence of temporal-spacial energy flow. We know that we have total freedom in space, but in time that variance is speed of motion. In theory, if we want to travel to the past in any place then we need to expand time and contract space relative to when and where we want to go. It also works the other way, depending on which emphasis is the easiest path. This might be through a tunnel that takes us when or where we need to go… Or it could be as simple and easy as blinking.

Regardless, one would expect going to the future would be easier than going to the past. Time naturally flows that way, after all. If each past moment is not replaced by the present, with the present instead adding to and varying it, then there might be a threshold where you can’t go further back because the temporal flow of future-centricism would bounce you back. If you go to the future, then you would in theory have to swim against the current of the past to return. If Time and Space have choice, then it is that there is total freedom of motion in space, and time is how you measure that motion, for example our world’s spin defines our clocks.

Of course, defining the problem and a theoretical solution is relatively simple. A tool for this would have to be quite simple and probably also complex the other way to be of practical application in this regard. It might help to think in terms of spatial-temporal lensing, or perhaps not.

The real question is, if you travel through time, can you make lasting changes? Possibly, but you would need to sustain them in past-present-future connection. This would be easier in a future direction, but remember to your past you *are* the future. If you travel to your whole past, all at once, then if you sustain your future-connection you can change that. The interesting thing is you would notice this in the past and present both if possible. If you align your future with all possible futures, then within the range of possible futures you could choose which future choice or choices are worth most.

The real difficulty is application of this. We are always moving through time relative to space, so a tool for that would simply help us steer, and find a pathway, with enough energy to steer through time relative to space as well as space relative to time. So understanding how to steer temporal energy, and how to charge and discharge it, is really all that is needed. If the energy transfer of time to time were steered and energised for instantaneous transit then you could be anywhen. Teleportation in space as well would be trickier, you would need an anchor to translocate to where you wanted to go, or you would need to project one. There are various ways of achieving this, the easiest of which is to be there already.

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