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I accept all known physical laws, and just change the point of view.Įmmanuel Kant claimed the three fundamental problems of metaphysics are: Does God exist? Do we have free will? and Is there life after death? I turn those questions of metaphysics into problems of physics, and solve them, answering yes, yes, yes. I'm just changing the boundary conditions in cosmology from the beginning of time to the end of time.
Well, if you read Darwin's Origin of the Species, you'll find he was a crackpot by some of the criteria. But no crackpot thinks he is, right? An astronomer once published a list of the rules for determining a crackpot. Physicist Frank Tipler, in an interview with Omni magazine from October 1994: I don't think. John Titor, in an Art Bell forum post from February 2, 2001: John Titor, probably to lesser than most of the other "time travelers," didn't seem to have a strong enough grasp of history (or the present, for that matter) to concoct particularly compelling stories - but Art had this fine skill of constructing drama from the little they said and pulling out just enough bits to make it fun. This made the gullibility of the callers even better. Richard O'Connor, Coast to Coast listener: There was always the sense that Art was fully aware of the con. I was a consultant on the project, it wasn't my project. is a story that was created as a literary experiment by people who were observing what I was doing with Ong's Hat and these people wanted to do something like that. Joseph Matheny, multimedia artist: I'm going to be picky with what I say to you over what I've said in the past. The time traveler became a permanent fixture of the radio show, though while multiple defenders and associated figures would call in to chat with Bell, Titor himself would never appear. John Titor's time-traveling 1967 Chevy Corvette | Daniel Fishel/Thrillist This browser does not support the video tag. This is his story, as told by the people who fell deep into it. Before it was over, Titor would make his way to an animation studio in Japan, a wrestling ring in Pennsylvania, and a prison cell in Oregon. Others became obsessed with errors and inconsistencies, digital detectives trying to uncover the truth behind the story. Some people believed "John Titor" completely. Though shrouded by forum avatars, his specific instructions on what he was here to accomplish, and what society would look like in his version of the future, kicked off a frenzy of investigation, speculation, and deception that has lasted for nearly two decades. Novemsaw the first online post by the individual who would come to be known as "John Titor." Titor claimed to be a man from the future, sent to the past to retrieve. One legendary hoax captivated fans of the supernatural and the paranormal like few others. From the "bonsai kitten" scandal of 2000 to the Lonelygirl15 "vlogs," the internet has proved itself to be fertile ground for hoax-makers, scam artists, and digital charlatans. Anyone can be anybody from the other side of a screen: a Nigerian prince pleading for money a lonely housewife "catfishing" a romantic interest or a 14-year-old girl posing as just about anyone.
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