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Thanks for your answer. I was reflecting on how much technology has been built since the transistor was first implemented on Earth, and how different it might b

Thanks for your answer. I was reflecting on how much technology has been built since the transistor was first implemented on Earth, and how different it might be to interface with human technology from each decade. Then I got to thinking what this implies for system capabilities and the differences in discipline, and perhaps even caliber, of engineers from varying decades. Regarding humans from the future, I would wonder why they'd be coming back to this time en masse. Are they fleeing from something? What is the possibility that what they are fleeing from chases them into our timeline where we're even less equipped to do anything about it than they were? Is it better to be safe rather than sorry?

keepamovin 3y ago
> I was reflecting ... That's a fascinating reflection! I'm open to connect if you'd like: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cris-dosyago/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/cris-dosyago/ Regarding fleeing humans from the future that's quite funny. Tho it raises the question of, if they can flee to the past, could they not migrate into separate timelines and alter their futures(-from-there) in a way to make them not flee? Probability then suggests that (time travel to the past)-ability leads to a low chance of encountering such migrants in exodus, but still possible in exploration! hahaha :)
muzani 3y ago
If I could jump into an era, it would probably be 70s USA too. Walk into any office, impress them with my futuristic resume written in Comic Sans, get a job, get a wife and kids, buy a house. It's the good old days when they had refrigeration and colour TV, and I can live without reddit and Steam.