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Authors: Christopher; Dr. Paul Blake
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think I can tell you some things that will not do any more damage to the situation than we have already done. I will not tell you anything that may change things that are not yet to come. We are from sometime in your future, and we found your book, tried your experiment to the Garden of Eden. The result was we fell easily through the gate you must have opened in this time. We are more shocked that it worked then you are to see us. Now as Jeff said we are nervous about attempting to go home."
"That answers a lot for me and I understand how it may damage the future if I learn too much from you. Let me think for a minute", William said slowly with compassion. This gave me a chance to turn and look over this John fellow who had sat just outside the circle of chairs. He had a well kept beard covering his thick neck. His hair was a dark black with a few lines of gray in it and he wore it straight back. He was slightly balding in front. He looked about fifty with a serious face. He must have known I was looking at him, but he stared straight ahead like an outside observer. His outfit was all dark almost black. He had a silver necklace on, but I could not make out the pendent from where I sat. I saw between two chairs that he seemed to be wearing a dress or a robe. "'The Friar”, I said under my breath.
William spoke, "It is urgent that I help you return to where it is you came from. I had decided to slow down on the experiments due to some minor mishaps. However now I see that I must forge ahead no matter what the consequences are immediately." He stood up with enthusiastic energy. "Will you meet me in one hour at the front of the house?" Without waiting for a response from us he said, "John, prepare as needed." John stood up and went for the door. William turned back toward us saying, "You know, this morning I was supposed to leave to advise the king, but when I saw you yesterday, I knew a greater destiny awaited me here." He left through the door in a hurry.
I was stunned with his last statement. He just turned down an invitation from the palace. That is what happened in history! Did he turn it down before for a different reason and for us this time or did I read history the way I was creating it myself? Should I make him go see the king, and if I did would it save William or destroy the fabric of time? I just became aware of the very delicate situation we were in and how badly we may have been handling it. Seems William understood our situation more than we did.
In the years since I left Hamelton many advances have been made in understanding time and multi-dimensions. But still to this day the theoretical physicists argue on how many dimensions there are. I have come to believe that even the smartest people who say they understand don‟t have a clue how things work. If your field of study is so limited that no one can counter your conclusions then you could say anything you wanted even if there is no way to prove a thing in your thesis. No senator could turn down your funding if they don‟t know you have discovered nothing and will not admit they don‟t understand what you are researching.
But still there is the unfailing question, “What if you went back in time and killed your own grandfather, could you have ever been born to have gone back in time?” This all happened 11 years before the movie Back To The Future movie was filmed and time travel was not widely talked about, let alone thought about. There were a few dusty books, “B” movies, and a couple episodes of Star Trek that touched on such concepts. However I had never thought about it and the sudden realizations that there was a situation, which could change the world as I knew it, and I had no training, was frightening.
Handy suggested we all carry the same clothes as we did when we arrived because maybe it makes the return easier. The girls agreed, but feeling shy knowing that the men of the time thought them half naked decided to carry their 20 th
"That answers a lot for me and I understand how it may damage the future if I learn too much from you. Let me think for a minute", William said slowly with compassion. This gave me a chance to turn and look over this John fellow who had sat just outside the circle of chairs. He had a well kept beard covering his thick neck. His hair was a dark black with a few lines of gray in it and he wore it straight back. He was slightly balding in front. He looked about fifty with a serious face. He must have known I was looking at him, but he stared straight ahead like an outside observer. His outfit was all dark almost black. He had a silver necklace on, but I could not make out the pendent from where I sat. I saw between two chairs that he seemed to be wearing a dress or a robe. "'The Friar”, I said under my breath.
William spoke, "It is urgent that I help you return to where it is you came from. I had decided to slow down on the experiments due to some minor mishaps. However now I see that I must forge ahead no matter what the consequences are immediately." He stood up with enthusiastic energy. "Will you meet me in one hour at the front of the house?" Without waiting for a response from us he said, "John, prepare as needed." John stood up and went for the door. William turned back toward us saying, "You know, this morning I was supposed to leave to advise the king, but when I saw you yesterday, I knew a greater destiny awaited me here." He left through the door in a hurry.
I was stunned with his last statement. He just turned down an invitation from the palace. That is what happened in history! Did he turn it down before for a different reason and for us this time or did I read history the way I was creating it myself? Should I make him go see the king, and if I did would it save William or destroy the fabric of time? I just became aware of the very delicate situation we were in and how badly we may have been handling it. Seems William understood our situation more than we did.
In the years since I left Hamelton many advances have been made in understanding time and multi-dimensions. But still to this day the theoretical physicists argue on how many dimensions there are. I have come to believe that even the smartest people who say they understand don‟t have a clue how things work. If your field of study is so limited that no one can counter your conclusions then you could say anything you wanted even if there is no way to prove a thing in your thesis. No senator could turn down your funding if they don‟t know you have discovered nothing and will not admit they don‟t understand what you are researching.
But still there is the unfailing question, “What if you went back in time and killed your own grandfather, could you have ever been born to have gone back in time?” This all happened 11 years before the movie Back To The Future movie was filmed and time travel was not widely talked about, let alone thought about. There were a few dusty books, “B” movies, and a couple episodes of Star Trek that touched on such concepts. However I had never thought about it and the sudden realizations that there was a situation, which could change the world as I knew it, and I had no training, was frightening.
Handy suggested we all carry the same clothes as we did when we arrived because maybe it makes the return easier. The girls agreed, but feeling shy knowing that the men of the time thought them half naked decided to carry their 20 th
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