Alejandro Lee - 09/09/99 05:15:46
My URL:i have nothing
My Email:facc103@earthlink.net
Does any of this page make sense?: Quite a bit
What other time problem would you like solved?: same matter from different time
Do you play Role Playing Games?: They get redundant
Have you looked at the Multiverser game?: ...the what?
What was your reaction, in a word?: transcendental
Is there another web page I should see?: "Cartoon Over-Analyzations"

Comments:
Very fascinating science and philosophy... and derived from sci-fi! Time travel is virtually deemed impossible simply because matter cannot be removed and placed in a new time (you don't have to kill anyone in another time to create a paradox- just perform cellular respiration for a few seconds!) A BIG maybe.

H.C.Island - 07/03/99 03:04:20
My URL:http://www3.sympatico.ca/hcisland/time.htm
My Email:hcisland@sympatico.ca
Does any of this page make sense?: Sure
Do you play Role Playing Games?: Not really
What was your reaction, in a word?: Fun page

Comments:
I'm enjoying your page and have linked it to my sight where I have included a discussion on time travel in Babylon 5. I am not aware if you are a fan of the show or not, but I would appriciate any comments. H.C.

Regretably, the site is no longer posted at that location.  If it turns up somewhere else, someone should let me know.

Rachel - 03/18/99 10:55:57
My URL:http://haven't.got.one
My Email:can't
Does any of this page make sense?: yeah
What other time problem would you like solved?: nothing.
Do you play Role Playing Games?: certainly do
Have you looked at the Multiverser game?: no
What was your reaction, in a word?: wow
Is there another web page I should see?: probably

Comments:
Hi. I'm studying terminator for my a-levels in media studies and this site is amazing. Thanks.

This is not the only case of the Temporal Anomalies materials being used by students.  It's on the reading list for a course in metaphysics in science fiction at York College in Pennsylvania.

Steve Le Vesconte - 02/12/99 13:54:18
My Email:stephencentral@hotmail.com
Does any of this page make sense?: Well, most of it...
What other time problem would you like solved?: All of them.
Do you play Role Playing Games?: Not for years
Have you looked at the Multiverser game?: No.
What was your reaction, in a word?: To the time travel discussions, wow. Tell me more...
Is there another web page I should see?: Signposts Timeline. Not time travel, but a potential future history.

Comments:
Stumbled across yours and Chuck Buckley's discussion over aspects of time travel while looking for the aforementioned 'Signposts Timelime' (http://hometown.aol.com/kurellian/spint.html). I've hardcopied your comments for reading - are Chuck's available on the Net ? (I'm not always sure what you're replying to, but I can guess... ).

Your discussion of parallel/divergent timelines is fascinating. I'm attempting to do an SF 'series' myself (possibly for TV but more likely books) and have said 'no time travel/parallel universe stories' as they seem to be overdone. Everyone is doing them Stargate, Earth:Final Conflict, Voyager/DS9... you name it. But your page has made me think it might be worth doing just one (Sorry, Hugh! My co-writer incidentally... ) as I wanted to explore the characters past without doing time travel or flashback.

As I said, your 'divergent timeline' discussion caught my eye. Could timelines converge and become one again if events matched exactly after a period? I realise on an atomic level (as stated) particles are going to bounce apart and in all probability never come into contact again by following random or quantum paths, but could it (theoretically) happen? Could the symmetry of the arrow of time (as theorised by Stephen Hawking) happen without actually reversing the arrow?

The answer is probably 'no', but I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts.

Chuck's comments are linked from his post below.

I've been asked whether timelines can converge, and my feeling is that there can only be one history of the universe, so they can't.

wildwings victoria - 12/19/98 00:45:18
My URL:alt. dreams castaneda
My Email:wildwings@peconic.net
Does any of this page make sense?: the time one was fun...
What other time problem would you like solved?: none, i dont agree with u
Do you play Role Playing Games?: i do it for real in infinity

Comments:
my master sorcerer is carlos castaneda and i do fly on occasion wide awake time travel and the like and what we do i have written 7000 posts on the dreamings world of infinity,where one stops the world in 2nd attention and stays in it forever. much phenominae can happen there...youd be surprised...thanks for your very clear notes on the theories. direct experience is best.
sincerely
victoria bonds

I don't know what all that means, but I guess we can't all understand everything.

10/16/98 03:32:46
Name: Bad Bunny
My URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me

Comments:
Cool page Thanks for letting me sign your guestbook

I don't know what the site was, but it's gone now.

Cindy - 09/23/98 11:39:46
My URL:http://www.zecrets.com/users/cindy
My Email:cinth@usa.net
comment: Nice page.... please come visit my site :-) Thanks, Cindy
Comments:


I couldn't decide whether this was Spam or genuine, so I left it in place.

Chuck Buckley - 08/08/98 17:29:14
My URL:http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Corridor/5363/
My Email:warpfactor9@hotmail.com
Does any of this page make sense?: some
What other time problem would you like solved?: n/a
Do you play Role Playing Games?: no
Have you looked at the Multiverser game?: I am about to look at it.
What was your reaction, in a word?: interesting!
Is there another web page I should see?: my timetravel pages

Comments:
Impressive! I believe advances will only be made in the TRUE beginings of comprehension of the subject of timetravel if we take a NON-LINEAR approach. We're just too "programmed" in linear thinking on this subject. I have enjoyed what I have read so far.

Chuck and I discussed several time travel problems hosted on his site, beginning here, and continuing here, then here, and finally here.  My answers, without his questions, are reproduced here, here, here, and here, on pages that load a bit faster than his heavy-graphics site, but you might need his side of the discussion to get the sense of it.

Steve Brown - 06/26/98 12:22:15
My Email:stevebrown@one.net.au
Does any of this page make sense?: yes, followed most of it.
What other time problem would you like solved?: none at the moment
Do you play Role Playing Games?: yes
Have you looked at the Multiverser game?: no

Comments:
Followed the explanation of Back to the Future parts one and three pretty well but I'm going to have to think about part 2 for a little while. Enjoyed reading about it.

Parts one, two, and three are among the earliest pages on this site, and still popular.

Rhonda Drummond - 06/05/98 12:23:54
My URL:http://www.xtrek.com/rhonda/rhonda.html
My Email:ladyzak@celticfire.com
Does any of this page make sense?: your page or mine?
What other time problem would you like solved?: Where does science end and magic begin? Could both be used as a catalyst?
Do you play Role Playing Games?: love em!
Have you looked at the Multiverser game?: not yet

Comments:
Why was Peggy Sue Got Married never added to the list?

Rhonda's question was the stimulus for getting Peggy Sue posted; I hope she's seen it since then.  Meanwhile, it appears her web site no longer exists.

Ryan Krapf - 05/25/98 16:04:35
My Email:Sauce96@aol.com
Does any of this page make sense?: yes
Do you play Role Playing Games?: not really
Have you looked at the Multiverser game?: no

Comments:
Your web-page is interesting, and it's nice to see someone else besides myself into time-travel as much as I am.

Ryan sent several letters found in the correspondence section of the site, under the name Sauce96, including a very interesting time travel story of his own which we discussed.

Larry Paxton - 04/13/98 18:25:48
My Email:lbpaxton@juno.com
Does any of this page make sense?: yes
Do you play Role Playing Games?: no
Have you looked at the Multiverser game?: no
What was your reaction, in a word?: informing

Comments:
I only just viewed the movie (Twelve Monkeys) on video for the first time. I couldn't understand two things and you helped me with each. I couldn't understand where she remembered him from or how Bob fit into things. I read several other web reviews an only yours adressed my two questions. Thanks

I frequently forget that the 12 Monkeys materials were up as long ago as this.

Chris Halliday - 03/17/98 22:10:52
My URL:http://www.fortunecity.com/tattooine/wilhelm/148/
My Email:otherchris@erols.com
Does any of this page make sense?: Yes
What other time problem would you like solved?: None thanks, I enjoy doing that too much myself.
Do you play Role Playing Games?: Yes
Have you looked at the Multiverser game?: Viewed the web pages, not the actual game (yet).
What was your reaction, in a word?: Intriguing
Is there another web page I should see?: http://www.xibalba.demon.co.uk/jbr/chrono.html

Comments:
Fascinating page, well thought out and expressed. While I disagree with some of your conclusions, the logic here is flawless. To aid the casual reader in the understanding of your pages, perhaps a basic primer on the "Rules of Time" and the terms you are using might prove useful.

Chris wrote a couple of letters to me which were included and answered in the correspondence section of the site, under the name Doctor TOC.

- 12/30/97 06:12:00

Comments:


I kept this post, although I deleted some other "empty" posts (and a few spammers), because it preserved the date, reminding me, at least, how long this has been running now.