If you could travel into the future one time, how far would you go?

It depends on many things. I can proceed in this way, but I can not go back Your current self is what you arrived. You have not existed since then. Room A, the future is not with you)

Do not hear like a poor bag, but I do not want to miss things with friends and family. Just as you walk in the future, you miss the deaths and other things of your parents. I can not stand it. I do not want to have advanced skills because I know that I feel inappropriate and I do not have anything to learn. I do not want to ask for help, so if the society's mechanism and mechanism are not known, the future will be basic and simple technology (we will now look like a toy for children now ). Up

If you can go to the future, look at where you failed, and come back to the past to reschedule things to make your future better, is not that surprising? I can do it. If you can predict regret, you can proceed with confidence in the future. If you can train yourself to travel effectively, you can deliberately influence your future by doing something today. Did you want to do something for a while? Perhaps these are your very enthusiastic thoughts, but at some point you decide not to pursue any reason (enough time, lack of qualification, adequate money, good ideas for people in different living environments )

I hope to be able to return to the past within time. If you can return to the past, you will be able to do a lot of things. You will know a lot of things, you can check if you want to change something. For example, I do not mind having more power to influence election results. I do not mind having a multi-billion dollar power ball about 6 months ago. Since I lived in New York since 2003, you can say that I am a New Yorker now. However, as there are not many people in New York but because they are growing up in New York, there may be a question "Where are you growing up?" Regarding that question, I call Michigan because it is where I grew up, as it is where my family is.

Now, this sounds really cool, the good news is that it is perfectly possible. If you tell me how far you want to travel, I can tell you how to do it exactly. In fact, it is far more complicated than we said, otherwise we are going to do it now, but science is very reliable - but engineering restores us. Still, the phrase "in time for one day per second" is simple, but the actual work is not that simple, so it is a problem.

I often hear the African proverb: "If you want to go early, go alone." If you want to go with you, you are arguing that the Romans are more valuable on a trip than a fast trip I can do it. At least they truly understand how to use the power of the team and use those who are not. The 'fast' approach can work in certain situations, but it is also full of risk. For recent technology teams, increased work, deadlines, achieving expectations, changing requirements, and repairing unexpected errors will result in faster response, faster development, and faster completion. Sometimes this pressure arises from planning, prioritization, or misunderstanding of expectations. As the proverb suggests, no matter where pressure is generated, no matter how pressure is generated, if you go alone, you can not go fast together.