Greetings

[TheRealJoeFish]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZknFhQftrug

[Time Traveler]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZknFhQftrug

The technology in this video is soo dated. We now only need to contemplate the wacky eyes of the mighty flounder in order to progress forward through time. (Ditching the bags also cut down on the mortality rate of novices who were tempted to leap too far into the future.)

[robvalue]

Welcome to our little area of time and space

I hope you enjoy the forum! We like talking about all that stuff.

Thanks for posting the New Members guide! I don't do a lot with forums, so I find it very helpful. (Especially the 30 days/ 30 posts rule, something which may have frustrated me given that I like to link to various sources to back up arguments I might make.)

You're most welcome, I'm glad you found it useful

Yeah, before you know it you'll be out of the 30/30 zone. We just get a lot of people not interested in becoming a part of fhe community and only wanting to spam links, so it's a buffer against such people.

[Alex K]

Welcome, share and enjoy...

BTW, are you a Time Traveler from past or future?
If the latter, can you fill me in on the specifics of the NASDAQ for the remainder of 2016....please?

I successfully travel from past to future at a very steady pace. However, according to General Relativity, living in the Mile High city my clock ticks ever-so slightly faster than those at sea level. So, if you live at a lower altitude and want to know what's coming, I'll be happy to share my perspective from 0.0000000000000000000000000001 seconds (give or take) in the future so that you can plan your stock transactions accordingly. (I charge a very reasonable 10% commission on all profits.)

Just be sure to not move too often too fast in the eastern direction so special relativity doesn't spoil your advantage.

[pocaracas]

Welcome aboard, fellow time traveler!


Concerning the 30/30 rule, it's mostly designed to thwart people from linking to their own websites, blogs, youtube channels, etc...
As a device to present evidence and clarify definitions, links are allowed from day one.
(do let me know, if the mods give you a hard time... I'll complain and complain and complain until I get banned..... oh wait...)

[Time Traveler]

I successfully travel from past to future at a very steady pace. However, according to General Relativity, living in the Mile High city my clock ticks ever-so slightly faster than those at sea level. So, if you live at a lower altitude and want to know what's coming, I'll be happy to share my perspective from 0.0000000000000000000000000001 seconds (give or take) in the future so that you can plan your stock transactions accordingly. (I charge a very reasonable 10% commission on all profits.)

Just be sure to not move too often too fast in the eastern direction so special relativity doesn't spoil your advantage.

I tried moving exclusively westbound, but darn near fell off the edge of the earth! Now, I sprint west and creep slowly east. Sure, my wife thinks it's strange, but she's willing to put up with such eccentricities as long as its in the name of science!

[Whateverist]

Welcome!

Sorry, I live in the shallow end of the thought pool.

That's fine so long as you're not peeing in the pool.

Welcome to the future .. oops .. I mean now .. oops -there it goes- guess it's in the past.

[Alex K]

Just be sure to not move too often too fast in the eastern direction so special relativity doesn't spoil your advantage.

I tried moving exclusively westbound, but darn near fell off the edge of the earth! Now, I sprint west and creep slowly east. Sure, my wife thinks it's strange, but she's willing to put up with such eccentricities as long as its in the name of science!

I'm sure she appreciates all the time her husband saves by minimizing O(v^2) effects.