If a soldier DID come back, one of his most primary and direct orders would most definitely have been to NOT tell anyone about his mission or the fact that he was time traveling. The fact that he even said this, almost proves it's BS.
Also, his mission should have taken no more than a few minutes or hours, not months. I suppose if in the future, they had a machine that could send you back to a specific time, they undoubtedly would have the technology to send you to a specific place in that time, and preferably after IBM business hours in 1975 time, so you wouldn't get caught stealing company secrets. And why send a soldier? Wouldn't it be wiser to send someone familiar with computer science? The whole thing sounded like a rip-off of the original Terminator movie to me, without the killer cyborgs.
His proponents as well as Titor himself answered both of your questions. Damn, people have low attention span and not an ounce of curiosity to check out his chat logs. Considering how much his theories of worldlines influenced our sci-fi legacy and how he may have been the earliest ARG.
Stories are interesting and the presentation is good but this channel is completely dishonest. Lots of these stories have been completely debunked yet this channel pretends they are some kind of mystery or conspiracy.
I had a strange encounter when I was living in Los Angeles in the mid-80's. There was a loud knocking at my door - I opened it to see this muscle-bound thug glaring at me with dead eyes! All he said was "Sarah Connorrrrrr?" I replied "Nah, mate - she lives next door!" and he stomped off! Never forgot that! Quite upsetting at the time!
Wow, I got a similar vibe from something that happened to me! I was out driving and this really intense cop pulled me over, asked me if I'd seen some kid named John Conner, and showed me a picture. Freaked me the hell out. I wonder if they're related.
Crazy! I was in a phone box once and some huge guy just pulled me out while I was on the phone, then he started speaking with a woman’s voice. Couldn’t believe it.
I need to go back in time and recover my original PS1 memory card to finish out a season. Future of humanity depends on me finishing my Madden2003 season
I've gotta go back and stop myself from trading in my jungle green n64 to EBGames. Console, a dozen games, three controllers.... two dollars store credit.
"We need you to use this fresh, super advanced technology to go back in time to secure antiquated hardware and bring it back, so that we can keep our salvage and repair hack-jobs working." Maybe I'm missing something but... this seems like the logical equivalent of building a fax machine, so that you can receive a message on how to make pencils.
Yeah, the Titor thing is pretty silly. Sounds like a bad movie script, which makes sense as the prevailing theory is that the Titor posts were done by a lawyer associated with entertainment media and his computer-scientist brother. A lot of lawyers who work for entertainment media fancy themselves writers, using their media connections to present scripts and stories. There is even a suggestion that these two guys were basically trying to use the internet to create marketing hype for some project involving the Titor label, sort of an early version of game companies giving a free copy to Markiplier if you want your crappy game to get a lot coverage.
yeah i remember i was delivering pizzas when this guy was on the internet and a guy i work with was telling us about him and his story of supposedly being from the future and i thought pretty much what you are saying. it seems like a huge hole in the story if you know anything about computers that a guy would travel back to the 70s for some technology. it's seems very likely it would be super easy to just recreate it in the present.
@@MoeSlislack I partially agree. However ponder this. Let's say you have a Sega master system from the early 90s. Stops working where or who do you find to fix it? Also if you buy a car with inbuilt sat-nav, usually after 3/4 years the manufacturer stops supporting that medial/programming due to its age. It's also like how window, XP, vista, 7 and (and no doubt W10 in the future) are no longer supported because of being out of date. What about "old school" methods of doing things that are now done by machine? These techniques are lost in the past as no longer n Needed irrelevant. I guess same applies to technology..?.🤔
I always wondered why they couldn't manufacturer a new Chip. But I could understand if they didn't have much info on it's specs but If that was the case how did they know it would solve their problem.
Titor's story is hilarious. 😂 They'll certainly be a wise lot in the future: "So! We've got a Time Machine! We can go back and prevent this catastrophic conflict from happening!" "No! See there's a food shortage; we're just sending you back for some tins of SPAM..." 😨
@@worldcomicsreview354 Indeed so! 2008 was a year that really did bring America to its knees. Perhaps John Titor did just enough to prevent the civil war!
Future people: We have the technology to GO BACK IN TIME. Guy they choose to send: Cool. Imma stop off and grab some family heirlooms at my grandpas house. Its gonna take me 4 months to do this, and I'll spend my time posting a bunch of predictions online while I'm there.
@Hyperskreem 82 I meant who was the person who told him about the person being found like that on the beach? was it just someone remembering some obscure fact or what...? how would they know it was him when most likely the description would fit any number of people.
An old friend of mine experienced a time slip when we were kids - while I was standing beside him. It was a stormy night, sense of electrical charge in the air. He had a vision of a ship being loaded in the day time in the same spot he was looking at the time. Physically he was still beside me but mentally he was somewhere else. I had to yell at him a couple of times to get him to snap out of it so we didn't get hit by an incoming wave. He's never done anything like it since. He's not the type to zone out and daydream in the middle of a situation like that.
@@MoriShep yeah hawking was noted to be pretty arrogant often not believing people when they challenged his beliefs or what he thought was right from what ive heard. If i was a time traveler i wouldnt really want to meet him
@@MoriShep - *person could travel in time why would they want to speak to a man who would not belive them* because they can make him eat crow if they did. Duh.
I read the Titor story around 10yrs ago and one of the things I look back on is how he/it pretty much predicted that as far as TV entertainment regular people would have their own channels and broadcast from their homes. I think I also remember him getting sort of annoyed by being asked so many Bill Gates questions, he was like why are you folks so interested in him? Meaning he probably wasn't a big deal in his time. Love the story and it would be fantastic if it ever made it onto the screen long or short form. Great video! Love you all.
Same ... about 10 years ago I to heard ... Got my brain proper ticking ... Have you seen the pics he supposedly taken whilst trying to use the time machine with the laser light bending in his car
@@eiseneuter2034 Fourm lore is always fun. While not as big as it use to be, interesting things still happen out there in the places outside of the internet common grounds.
That last story is presented as "Mike Marcum disappeared, and years later they found him homeless in Hawaii. Surely his whereabouts are a mystery!", but the truth seems so much more tragic, and I love that you briefly touched on it. I always love it when you guys provide rational explanations for these stories, because they're almost always bang-on the money. Guy had criminal record, couldn't get work as an electrician, used donations from the public to travel cross-country, ended up in Hawaii (likely because it was as far as possible from Missouri and he thought his record wouldn't follow him, he did seem none too bright after all), still couldn't find work, became homeless because he ran out of cash and had no other options available to him.
I went down the Titor rabbit hole about 10 years ago. Listened to all the CtoC AM stuff about him, googled and listened to the guy that ran the Titor website that chronicled everything, turned up rocks to find any online related content, but at the end of it all...yeah, it was a well crafted hoax.
Mike Marcum reappeared a few years ago. He claimed that he travelled 2 years into the future and 800 miles but lost his memory. He did an interview about it in 2015.
yeah I was going to post the same thing, Art Bell interviewed him, it was quite interesting and intriguing. For those wondering where that interview is it's here on UA-cam somewheres, no I am not going to post the link, it's not that hard to search all by yourself.
Curing disease and poverty in the past, would catastrophically alter our present (catastrophically, for us, that is.) So it is better that the suffering of the past should remain unchanged.
I was waiting patiently for the next video. Man, your channel is one of those " I can't believe this content is free " . I've already watched all episode in past few months . Keep up the good work. Thank you so much.
I just don't see how any time traveler from the future could just reveal themselves like that. Like what was mentioned in that one Halloween episode of The Simpsons, the slightest change that you make in the past could potentially trigger massive changes in the years ahead and possibly with worse consequences. Anyone would or should know this.
There is a theory that all time exists in a block form and we move through this dimension like a needle on a record. While it’s depressing to believe that everything is predetermined, it would help to explain things like the double slit experiment. The other theory is that there are infinite universes and quantum mechanics operates to keep the events consistent with each other in that timeline. So it’s closer to Futurama’s Roswell That Ends Well rather than the Simpsons.
@@l4ndst4nder It would follow that in order for there to be a future - it would have to have been already be mapped out. Or a basis of a future with endless possibilities waiting for that one incident deciding which direction/possibility to take... Think of this. If there was no WW2 would NASA exist?
I've listened to TONS of videos about this subject, and I've never heard the third story before! Bravo!! I was expecting The Man From Taured or some other story we've all heard a million times. Thanks, guys!
This channel was a great quarantine find for me. Love everything about it- the subject matter and the way it's written, the narrator and the artwork are all top. Good work fellas.
As always, beautifully professional writing. Very much appreciated in this age of truly sloppy so-called compositions. I have been a huge fan for a few years of your utterly brilliant channel.
Hello from Texas! It's a hot Sunday afternoon. We're driving from Victoria to San Antonio, hopefully we'll hit a glitch and get there in 20 min instead of 2 hours lol
I don't understand how the folks at Bedtime Stories haven't been snapped up by Hollywood! You are far more talented than many of the people who put together todays TV shows.
hollywood is not looking for talent unless your talent is creating woke scenarios to push immorality onto children. they aren't trying to make any money with reboots or the woke movies they make today, they are only trying to reach children to teens with woke leftist programming.
If John Titor was from the year 2036, it's a high probability that the same Titor has been born and must be a teenager among us right now. Something really cool and creepy about it.
Something not real about it either- How can a man occupy two different spaces at once, in the same time frame? He supposedly visited his mom and dad, and infant self, before returning to 2036. We'll find out in 15 years I guess.
That’s what I was thinking during all of these stories. Like how could 2 versions of you exist at the same time? That reminds me of the doppelgänger theory and how if the 2 meet then that means you would die. It’d be so strange and ironic if that were to happen to a time traveler
@@vl2663 Yeah but in the case of Titor, he came back to a time when he wasn't born yet so maybe there IS a rule to only go back in time before the time travelling individual was born - for their own good, or the good of the universe. I can't stop thinking about it XD
Fascinating subject, great artwork, wish my dad were here for me to watch & discuss this with. Any chance you might discuss the theory of parallel lives?
If you had a choice of where in the past to go, would you want to arrive here, now? Not me. Maybe that’s why no one seems to have come out of the future. 🤷🏼♂️
I dunno, people in the future might find it quite amusing to visit this time. The same way we'd go and watch gladiators in Rome, partly horrified, but partly indifferent, as it's "already happened".
@@worldcomicsreview354 if you’re trying to say current times are a collective train wreck, from which you just cannot look away, my take is this: yes, it is a train wreck, and while I understand the comedic value of watch complete idiots do all the wrong things, while telling everyone they are the exact right things to do, I would want to observe only. You know, like Ebenezer Scrooge watching Christmas Past. If I had a choice, which as of today, I don’t, I wouldn’t want to live in this time. I’d rather her go back to a point in the past and change it. But that brings up another issue: you can’t change the past. This is because, if you could go back in time to, let’s say 1992, and try to convince Ross Perot to stay out, once he withdrew from the presidential election, then back in 1992, your 2021-self would have come out of the future and, obviously, failed to convince Perot. A little (only a little) more succinctly, you can’t change the past because, in the past, you would have appeared out of the future. At least, that’s how I see it.
i would go back with a 10 strip of acid and witness the elysium mysteries. then id go fill a backpack at the library of Alexandria. then id handcuff jesus to a tree from being able to make himself a martyr thus preserving the lives of millions. then id go to greece and eat original ancient pizza. i think time travelers would love the present day as its a silk slipper area as opposed to wooden sandal eras. also mckenna said time travelers can only go back as far as the first invention of a time machine as you cant travel without roads.
@@tyj9175 Jesus wasn't the cause of millions of people dying. Wicked, tyrannical people using God's name in vain were. It's not a difficult concept to grasp. The reli gion of "p e a c e" is responsible for far more and still beheads and stones people, but nobody says shit about them. You also gonna go back and stop indigenous tribes from sacrificing their own people then eating them, all in the the name of one of their many "gods"?
I swear I had a dream one night as I went to bed I went forward in time to watch myself as an old man to meet my friends for one last time....but the twist is that during this time of the dream i wouldn't have befriended them until 4 years later
From an American: In fairness, while civil war didn't "break out" in 2008, that was still a politically significant year for our country, and--some might argue--the catalyst for a gradual sociopolitical descent toward the conflict we're on the brink of today. If a future historian were to look back, he might well conclude that the second United States Civil War began in 2008, even if it didn't reach hot conflict for many years.
@@KanyeTheGayFish69 I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but, we're deep in it. Factions have been battling in the streets for months, and it's only escalating.
@@-Zer0Dark- what factions? There’s a lot of chaos around the world right now due to the pandemic and everything, it’s not just the us. You just happen to view only what happens in the us and you forget that there are other places in the world too.
nobody says that about the actual civil war. people say the civil war started in 1861. you know, the year the two states started sending men to kill each other? the sociopolitical storm started brewing long before that. you could say it was predetermined since the 17th century, when people started constructing a rural production economy on the backs of slaves. or you could say the conflict was brewing since the 1840s when the underground railroad started expanding massively. or you could say it was in 1854 when bleeding kansas proved this was not the kind of issue we could settle with words like adults. but nobody ever says any of those things, because the convention is (and has been, for all of written history) to refer to the date of the beginning of armed conflict as the starting date of a war.
“People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but *actually* from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint - it's more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly... time-y wimey... stuff.”
Been a fan for a long time love your videos immensely. People like you have given me the courage to start my own channel and I could only hope to be as good of a channel as yours some day but we all have to start somewhere.👍
The main problem I have with this story is how they could have the tech to build a complicated device like a time machine but did not have the capability of repairing old tech from the past. Also why would they need old tech when much newer things were advanced well before his timeline. It all sounds very suspect.
I was at a party about 20yrs ago, where in one room, people were watching Back To The Future...At the point where Doc Brown hooks up the VHS camera recorder to the 1950's tv, the crowd erupted in laughter, saying "there's no way he could play that on one of those old tv's!" I said, "Erm...Well, you know, he's a pretty clever chap, he did invent a Time Machine after all..." 😂 The fact that it was that small detail that was a stumbling block for their suspension of disbelief, blew my mind 😏
Actually, many aspects of technology change so radically that people can no longer repair it, or the tools to repair something no longer exist. Please feel free to rebuild Saturn 5 rockets.. Enjoy that near impossible task.
Explain how they built Stonehenge, or the pyramids? Can't be that difficult we have all this technology yet still seems a. Bit of a mystery as to how accurately built the pyramids are?
Yeah, nothing specific that he predicted happened. It could be that by coming back and talking about it, he changed his own life. That's an incredibly dangerous and stupid thing to do, if he were in fact a time traveler. I just think he's the product of several giggling nerds in their basement.
There was a bakery that ran for 40yrs smell of bread was all over half of Birmingham it closed 20years ago but we still smell bread to this day like it's still there. My grandads house was built on a race course and one night my mom and me was in bed my mom was woken by the sound of horses and the commentary just like on horse race on TV. My mom described it as the sounds going around her then stopped. She was so frightened she ran to my grandad room asking had they got the Tv on only to find him fast asleep. Plenty of stories around the race course.
My grandmother used to live with her parents and siblings on a big ramshackle house with a big wrap around porch way out in the country where they were share croppers. One summer early evening, they all heard the sound of a wagon and horses on the side porch of the house. They fully expected to see it turn the corner and come thundering up to them on the front part of the porch. It didn't. There was no wagon and no horses. Nothing nearby. They never did figure out what that was. Her siblings repeated this story to us as kids. No one ever changed their story.
Yes. I like it when films explore the parallel timeline/ multiverse concept. It's strange, but two unrelated movies, 'Sliding Doors' and 'Run Lola Run' were both released in 1998, partly dealing with the theme (in terms of chance events and choices).
“Are we so enamoured by this concept it ultimately blinds us to logic and reason?” An eloquent and concise explanation to the belief in anything paranormal.
@@BedtimeStoriesChannel Don't listen to her! She has been sent here from the future to misled you! If you continue down this path of making wonderful videos, then at some point in the near future.........
You guys should definitely check out The Montauk Project. A very interesting read and I wouldn't be at all surprised if it was true. However it has been many years since I have done any research on the subject and it may have been definitively disproven in recent years but it would certainly be interesting for you guys to look into. Keep up the great work though lads! Many thanks and greetings from Australia.
I just wanted to say that I love your videos!!! I always look forward to your new videos!! I really appreciate how much time and effort must go into your channel, so thanks bunches♡♡♡
If a 'time traveller' from beyond 2021 made general claims about wars and unrests and catastrophes but totally omitted the flippin PANDEMIC in 2020, well, they have no credibility in my eyes 😆
I'm not gonna lie, I find this stuff fascinating but I have nowhere near the intellectual capacity to try and process it fully lmao. Couldn't the argument be made that the pandemic didn't happen in his timeline, and by people time travelling it changed the future? Like Butterfly Effect or whatever? Idk, I do find it interesting though.
I enjoyed this great story!!! I appreciate all of the hard work and time you put into your vids!!! Thank you so much!!! Take care, stay safe and God bless you!!!
I successfully built a time machine in 2004, it's super slow however, it literally took me 17 years to arrive here in the future- you guys have way better TVs
I have a different take on this. Yes, it’s important we know our past, but how important is the question. Should we be enamoured by the past so much that we forget our present and future, or treat the past just as a stepping stone?. Because for today’s problems, there’s no point in talking about yesteryear’s solutions right?. Examples 2 and 3 are excellent and I personally believe in them and it’s indeed possible. Traversing from the future to the past and vice versa is possible perhaps for a select few, for selects reasons unknown to us, and maybe such people do keep a low profile for reasons unknown. Fantastic video.
So, I have one of your T-Shirts and thought - they haven't posted a video in a week or so...maybe if I wear the shirt - they'll post a new one...and...they did! In America we have a saying - it's only weird if it doesn't work!
You should tell about the time slip that two English ladies had over a hundred years ago at Versailles. They wrote about it and called it (I think) An Unusual Adventure.
Okay, I have to ask-- was Titor by chance arrested, then questioned by detectives who look like Lance Henrikson and Paul Winfield? : ) (Hopefully, somebody gets that one.)
I need to thank you for this comment, because when he was quoted as saying "I'm a soldier, not a scientist," all I heard was Reese barking one of the most awesome lines in all of action moviedome, and apparently a requisite for all future soldier time travelers, "I didn't build the f*king thing!"
I keep thinking how cool it would be if someone did a Unsolved Mysteries style mockumentary about the first Terminator movie, ending with the narrator referencing the Skynet program
There were many channels that popped up in the last few years claiming to be travelers and predicting the future, but since none of them predicted covid im not even going to focus an ounce of attention to those types of channels anymore.
Third story was a clear scam. The guy scammed his supporters, took the money and ran. Then internet lore built up around his "disappearance", and now we are here 🙄. Things get repeated enough until they become fact.
Titor was a prank/hoax. The podcast Project Archivist podcast covers this subject in episode 138 with Joseph Matheny, pretty much blow the whole thing open and explain it all.
@@SuperOmnicronsj44 Ok…? Not nearly everything has been debunked, just this particular case has finally in my opinion been explained. The world remains a largely mysterious and magical place indeed. The internet, not so much…
Any other Stein's;Gate fans here? I already knew about the legend of John Titor before watching S;G, but I hadn't heard about Marcum's story, which seems to have been referenced (mild spoilers ahead) (the bodies of the first people CERN sent into the past being found in old news articles, indicating they were sent successfully but died in the process).
So, it was easier to invent a time machine than it was to fix the technology that existed right in front of them? Let’s say that it was easier to invent a time machine. Why not go back and stop some of the shit from happening instead of trying to continue to fight? Why would anyone just send some soldier and not a specially trained operative? You know, someone who wouldn’t be saying, “Hey, guys, Time Traveller, here. Ya’ll are gonna blow each other up in the future. Now, I gotta go back to the seventies! See ya!!!” and would stay focused on whatever they were supposed to be doing. I think I just might believe the dude who stole transformers to make his time machine over the Soldier Time Traveller guy. This was too good! Honestly though, this was a great video.
Thank you for not revisiting "Rudolph Fentz" or the odd pieces in your earlier time-slips piece (beyond the single mention of them at the end). Good episode all the same.
A person time traveling into the past would have to only be an observer,there could be no interaction with even just one other person or else the following events would send a chain reaction changing everything.
I don't think it would even matter. I think sci Fi movies make time seem a lot more fragile than it would be if we could harness it. It's like dropping a pebble in a river. It'll make ripples in the water but what will happen other than adding to the sediment on the floor? To change the course of the river you'd need something big... a dam or a canal.
@@ChickenPermissionOG you wouldn't as if they had changed future by them coming back we wouldn't know. Just by walking around in our time would change things. They press button to cross road at a predestian crossing. Car stops which wouldn't of stopped if he wasn't there. That car runs someone over which it wouldn't of done if time traveller wasn't there. Things happened in his time line he told us about and authorities stopped some but not all. Though it gives me headache thinking about it! It's like terminator films where Sarah Connor was told her future. Kyle Reece nor terminator didn't know which Sarah Connor they were saving/targeting. Kyle in telling Sarah sent her on that path. So he sort of created his own future.
Just curious, where did you get this version of Madman Markhams story? I mean if you listen to the Coast to Coast episodes about him thats not how the story ends. And it is literally he himself who is telling the story to Art Bell.
Long time subscriber here and love the channel. Was wondering if you could do a video on the story of "Wizard Clip" in Middleway, WV during the late 18th century. It was actually one of the earliest documented paranormal cases in the US and is famous throughout the Shenandoah Valley.
If a soldier DID come back, one of his most primary and direct orders would most definitely have been to NOT tell anyone about his mission or the fact that he was time traveling. The fact that he even said this, almost proves it's BS.
Also, his mission should have taken no more than a few minutes or hours, not months.
I suppose if in the future, they had a machine that could send you back to a specific time, they undoubtedly would have the technology to send you to a specific place in that time, and preferably after IBM business hours in 1975 time, so you wouldn't get caught stealing company secrets.
And why send a soldier? Wouldn't it be wiser to send someone familiar with computer science?
The whole thing sounded like a rip-off of the original Terminator movie to me, without the killer cyborgs.
Maybe he was a naughty boy?
His proponents as well as Titor himself answered both of your questions. Damn, people have low attention span and not an ounce of curiosity to check out his chat logs. Considering how much his theories of worldlines influenced our sci-fi legacy and how he may have been the earliest ARG.
@@roseCatcher_ people should maintain a low attention span for titor and his stories.
@@truthseeker2321 it also reminds me a little bit of 12 monkeys.
This channel is better than 99% of what's on television
For real. This is all I watch. Especially when I’m eating, this is my go to
Yup
Stories are interesting and the presentation is good but this channel is completely dishonest. Lots of these stories have been completely debunked yet this channel pretends they are some kind of mystery or conspiracy.
It's because they care about their craft and their audience.
@Vicente Mirambaux same here
I had a strange encounter when I was living in Los Angeles in the mid-80's. There was a loud knocking at my door - I opened it to see this muscle-bound thug glaring at me with dead eyes! All he said was "Sarah Connorrrrrr?" I replied "Nah, mate - she lives next door!" and he stomped off! Never forgot that! Quite upsetting at the time!
Wow, I got a similar vibe from something that happened to me! I was out driving and this really intense cop pulled me over, asked me if I'd seen some kid named John Conner, and showed me a picture. Freaked me the hell out. I wonder if they're related.
“STAY HERE! I’ll BE BACK!”
Don't just troll around,
😂😂😂
Crazy! I was in a phone box once and some huge guy just pulled me out while I was on the phone, then he started speaking with a woman’s voice. Couldn’t believe it.
I went 6 months into the future. Unfortunately, it took 6 months to do it.
🤣
LOL
OMG thats amazing
Underrated comment.
Amateur. I closed my eyes at midnight and when i opened them i was instantly 8 hours into the future.
I need to go back in time and recover my original PS1 memory card to finish out a season. Future of humanity depends on me finishing my Madden2003 season
I've gotta go back and stop myself from trading in my jungle green n64 to EBGames. Console, a dozen games, three controllers.... two dollars store credit.
Go back and get my chipped PS2 with hundreds of games classic hitman etc
Michael Vick was unstoppable in that game
Good luck hero I wish for your success
@@bean7039 he's was even better in 2005. Mc Nabb was unstoppable. Could run and throw dimes. Culpepper was way better than he should have been too.
"We need you to use this fresh, super advanced technology to go back in time to secure antiquated hardware and bring it back, so that we can keep our salvage and repair hack-jobs working."
Maybe I'm missing something but... this seems like the logical equivalent of building a fax machine, so that you can receive a message on how to make pencils.
Yeah, the Titor thing is pretty silly. Sounds like a bad movie script, which makes sense as the prevailing theory is that the Titor posts were done by a lawyer associated with entertainment media and his computer-scientist brother. A lot of lawyers who work for entertainment media fancy themselves writers, using their media connections to present scripts and stories. There is even a suggestion that these two guys were basically trying to use the internet to create marketing hype for some project involving the Titor label, sort of an early version of game companies giving a free copy to Markiplier if you want your crappy game to get a lot coverage.
yeah i remember i was delivering pizzas when this guy was on the internet and a guy i work with was telling us about him and his story of supposedly being from the future and i thought pretty much what you are saying. it seems like a huge hole in the story if you know anything about computers that a guy would travel back to the 70s for some technology. it's seems very likely it would be super easy to just recreate it in the present.
@@MoeSlislack I partially agree.
However ponder this.
Let's say you have a Sega master system from the early 90s.
Stops working where or who do you find to fix it?
Also if you buy a car with inbuilt sat-nav, usually after 3/4 years the manufacturer stops supporting that medial/programming due to its age.
It's also like how window, XP, vista, 7 and (and no doubt W10 in the future) are no longer supported because of being out of date.
What about "old school" methods of doing things that are now done by machine?
These techniques are lost in the past as no longer n
Needed irrelevant.
I guess same applies to technology..?.🤔
I always wondered why they couldn't manufacturer a new Chip. But I could understand if they didn't have much info on it's specs but If that was the case how did they know it would solve their problem.
"Oh and well your collecting these materials we desperately need to save the future don't forget to go hit up some internet chat rooms".
Titor's story is hilarious. 😂 They'll certainly be a wise lot in the future: "So! We've got a Time Machine! We can go back and prevent this catastrophic conflict from happening!"
"No! See there's a food shortage; we're just sending you back for some tins of SPAM..." 😨
And yet, the conflict was prevented (or delayed!)
@@worldcomicsreview354 Indeed so! 2008 was a year that really did bring America to its knees. Perhaps John Titor did just enough to prevent the civil war!
Maybe they're just early digital era obsessed techno-hipsters or something lol.
Future people: We have the technology to GO BACK IN TIME.
Guy they choose to send: Cool. Imma stop off and grab some family heirlooms at my grandpas house. Its gonna take me 4 months to do this, and I'll spend my time posting a bunch of predictions online while I'm there.
The way governments operate now, it wouldn't suprise me if they still attempt to solve problems ass backwards in the future.
I'm intrigued by the story of the corpse in California.
Agreed.
more like who was the person who told em about it.
Oops meant to put that one the main comment section
@PIZZA I knew it, without out him saying it, I knew the radio show he mentioned was Coast to Coast.
@Hyperskreem 82 I meant who was the person who told him about the person being found like that on the beach? was it just someone remembering some obscure fact or what...? how would they know it was him when most likely the description would fit any number of people.
An old friend of mine experienced a time slip when we were kids - while I was standing beside him. It was a stormy night, sense of electrical charge in the air. He had a vision of a ship being loaded in the day time in the same spot he was looking at the time. Physically he was still beside me but mentally he was somewhere else. I had to yell at him a couple of times to get him to snap out of it so we didn't get hit by an incoming wave. He's never done anything like it since. He's not the type to zone out and daydream in the middle of a situation like that.
Where were you all when this happened?
My favorite time traveller story is the party Steven hawking threw. He only announced it after it was over.... no one showed up
It's the only one that counts.
It dose not trully disprove anything as by the time a person could travel in time why would they want to speak to a man who would not belive them
@@MoriShep yeah hawking was noted to be pretty arrogant often not believing people when they challenged his beliefs or what he thought was right from what ive heard. If i was a time traveler i wouldnt really want to meet him
@@micahfrye8885 yeah, like he was a raging athiest and had a certain disdain for christians...
@@MoriShep - *person could travel in time why would they want to speak to a man who would not belive them* because they can make him eat crow if they did. Duh.
Oh my, two Bob Gymlan uploads and one from bedtime stories in one day? what good deed have I done to deserve this?
Ikr? Where's Beyond Creepy and Think Anomalous.
Dude right???
If only Hammerson Peters had also uploaded, we would have had the Holy Trinity.
Glad to see another Bob gymlan fan
@@xkaixian Bob’s outstanding. I love his pragmatic & level-headed approach to cryptids.
Walking by clock towers is a good way to pass the time.
It's only 5 minutes and already this is an underrated comment.
Goddamnit.
Nailed It!
Whomp whomp...lol
I love puns, especially with coffee! 😜
I read the Titor story around 10yrs ago and one of the things I look back on is how he/it pretty much predicted that as far as TV entertainment regular people would have their own channels and broadcast from their homes.
I think I also remember him getting sort of annoyed by being asked so many Bill Gates questions, he was like why are you folks so interested in him? Meaning he probably wasn't a big deal in his time.
Love the story and it would be fantastic if it ever made it onto the screen long or short form. Great video! Love you all.
Same ... about 10 years ago I to heard ...
Got my brain proper ticking ...
Have you seen the pics he supposedly taken whilst trying to use the time machine with the laser light bending in his car
I mean, I think even now, he isn't that big of a deal lol, or talked about too much.
You want a real scare? Look up a short story called "The Machine Stops"...written in the 1920s I think
@@thunderhead180 I heard of that story. E.M. Forster, I think. And yeah, it's terrifying.
@@thunderhead180 Just read it thanks. It is pretty amazing that E.M. Forster predicted so much considering how he wrote it in '08.
I was just thinking about John Titor the other day. I remember his story well when he was active.
I was part of the forum when he wrote his story, at first he was laughed at and ridiculed, at the end many believed him, such a crazy story.
@@eiseneuter2034 Fourm lore is always fun. While not as big as it use to be, interesting things still happen out there in the places outside of the internet common grounds.
I remember the craze ,, did anything act come true tho ?
@Alexander Sinclair I thought the nuclear exchange would have been between the spilt American parties not Russia?
There is no such thing as coincidence.
Great timing of this episode
Why
Oh I see now
Clever very Clever
I see what you did there. 🤔
well played ............................
That last story is presented as "Mike Marcum disappeared, and years later they found him homeless in Hawaii. Surely his whereabouts are a mystery!", but the truth seems so much more tragic, and I love that you briefly touched on it.
I always love it when you guys provide rational explanations for these stories, because they're almost always bang-on the money. Guy had criminal record, couldn't get work as an electrician, used donations from the public to travel cross-country, ended up in Hawaii (likely because it was as far as possible from Missouri and he thought his record wouldn't follow him, he did seem none too bright after all), still couldn't find work, became homeless because he ran out of cash and had no other options available to him.
My boyfriend has been absolutely fascinated by John Titor for as long as I've known him, and we met in the mid-2000s. Thank you for covering him!
I went down the Titor rabbit hole about 10 years ago. Listened to all the CtoC AM stuff about him, googled and listened to the guy that ran the Titor website that chronicled everything, turned up rocks to find any online related content, but at the end of it all...yeah, it was a well crafted hoax.
@@Stable_Genius same.
It’s fake. Tell your BF to find a better hobby.
Holy crap just pop the question already, then.
@@magne7771 that's the amount of time we've known each other, not the amount of time we've been dating
This is one of my favourite channels. I hope these stories never end.
"Time keeps on slippin', slippin', slippin'
Into the future..."
- Steve Miller Band
Ahh... One of my faves.👍👍👍
Fly like an Egale
Steve Miller Band
1976
45th Anniversary
like what eves BOOMER, ariana grande is better. so gross I'm glad ill never grow old and disgusting
Mike Marcum reappeared a few years ago. He claimed that he travelled 2 years into the future and 800 miles but lost his memory. He did an interview about it in 2015.
@@tjmarx woah no way
Where's the interview?
@@tjmarx you must be fun at parties :/
@@tjmarx 100%. I enjoy this channel, but I don't like how they push nonsense
yeah I was going to post the same thing, Art Bell interviewed him, it was quite interesting and intriguing. For those wondering where that interview is it's here on UA-cam somewheres, no I am not going to post the link, it's not that hard to search all by yourself.
It's a TEAM effort but the GRAPHIC ARTIST is the indisputable STAR of this Channel.
Wartime Stories is awesome too. Definitely a group effort.
With those parting words, I'm now singing "one way, or another, I'm gonna getcha getcha getcha!"
That popped into my head too when I wrote it. Should have had it as the outro music 😂
the John Titor story always reminds me of watching Steins;Gate as a teenager
“So if you go back in time will you cure disease and poverty?”
“ nah man I’m gonna win the lotto”
Curing disease and poverty in the past, would catastrophically alter our present (catastrophically, for us, that is.)
So it is better that the suffering of the past should remain unchanged.
I was waiting patiently for the next video. Man, your channel is one of those " I can't believe this content is free " . I've already watched all episode in past few months . Keep up the good work. Thank you so much.
I first saw your channel on my recommendations and now I can’t stop binge watching your videos. Y’all are the best 😊
I just don't see how any time traveler from the future could just reveal themselves like that. Like what was mentioned in that one Halloween episode of The Simpsons, the slightest change that you make in the past could potentially trigger massive changes in the years ahead and possibly with worse consequences. Anyone would or should know this.
the butterfly effect.
Alternate timelines: Nothing you do matters, so might as well have fun.
well with such bleak futures described, maybe changing it - by creating just enough doubt for people to make different decisions - makes sense...
There is a theory that all time exists in a block form and we move through this dimension like a needle on a record.
While it’s depressing to believe that everything is predetermined, it would help to explain things like the double slit experiment.
The other theory is that there are infinite universes and quantum mechanics operates to keep the events consistent with each other in that timeline.
So it’s closer to Futurama’s Roswell That Ends Well rather than the Simpsons.
@@l4ndst4nder
It would follow that in order for there to be a future - it would have to have been already be mapped out.
Or a basis of a future with endless possibilities waiting for that one incident deciding which direction/possibility to take...
Think of this.
If there was no WW2 would NASA exist?
I've listened to TONS of videos about this subject, and I've never heard the third story before! Bravo!! I was expecting The Man From Taured or some other story we've all heard a million times. Thanks, guys!
Thank you, Thank you Bedtime Stories 🌙 I adore this channel and couldn't have been more excited to watch this on this long Sunday ❤
This channel was a great quarantine find for me. Love everything about it- the subject matter and the way it's written, the narrator and the artwork are all top. Good work fellas.
You guys are hands-down my favorite channel on YT. Thanks for all the work and time put in to these videos!
As always, beautifully professional writing. Very much appreciated in this age of truly sloppy so-called compositions. I have been a huge fan for a few years of your utterly brilliant channel.
Mike Marcum: "I'm gonna travel back in time to win the lottery."
Also Mike Marcum: "Screw it Imma go kill Hitler or something."
Stick to the lotto. Assassinating Adolf could affect enough events to prevent Marcum's own birth.
@@scockery likewise, it might've caused his own death.
Well, by killing Hitler he would definitely have well and truly screwed half of the world's time line, believe me!
Hello from Texas! It's a hot Sunday afternoon. We're driving from Victoria to San Antonio, hopefully we'll hit a glitch and get there in 20 min instead of 2 hours lol
I'm in Katy TX today... hot and humid it be!
Lord I hear y'all, I'm in east tx. Its miserable here
You might end up in Manchester.
I miss living in Texas 😔 and What a burger.
Did the wormhole ever open up for you??
I don't understand how the folks at Bedtime Stories haven't been snapped up by Hollywood! You are far more talented than many of the people who put together todays TV shows.
@Wadely Pierce Also doing WOKE remakes of classic films, thus destroying the storyline.
Hollyweird sucks, and will hopefully crash and burn.
hollywood is not looking for talent unless your talent is creating woke scenarios to push immorality onto children. they aren't trying to make any money with reboots or the woke movies they make today, they are only trying to reach children to teens with woke leftist programming.
@@MoeSlislack Absolutely true.
The scariest part of this episode is thinking that I might have to live in Omaha. Just thinking about that gives me chills.
*Hums 'Hail to the Chief'*
I'll take that ovah Mississippi.
😂😂😂😂
probably better than idaho. I rather jump off a roof head first into the concrete
Living in any part of Nebraska is enough to make me absolutely mortified. Fuckin State sucks ass.
If John Titor was from the year 2036, it's a high probability that the same Titor has been born and must be a teenager among us right now. Something really cool and creepy about it.
Something not real about it either- How can a man occupy two different spaces at once, in the same time frame?
He supposedly visited his mom and dad, and infant self, before returning to 2036.
We'll find out in 15 years I guess.
That’s what I was thinking during all of these stories. Like how could 2 versions of you exist at the same time? That reminds me of the doppelgänger theory and how if the 2 meet then that means you would die. It’d be so strange and ironic if that were to happen to a time traveler
@@vl2663 Yeah, they would melt into one.
@@vl2663 Yeah but in the case of Titor, he came back to a time when he wasn't born yet so maybe there IS a rule to only go back in time before the time travelling individual was born - for their own good, or the good of the universe. I can't stop thinking about it XD
Fascinating subject, great artwork, wish my dad were here for me to watch & discuss this with.
Any chance you might discuss the theory of parallel lives?
If you had a choice of where in the past to go, would you want to arrive here, now? Not me. Maybe that’s why no one seems to have come out of the future. 🤷🏼♂️
Google Einstein's time traveler party it's fun.
I dunno, people in the future might find it quite amusing to visit this time. The same way we'd go and watch gladiators in Rome, partly horrified, but partly indifferent, as it's "already happened".
@@worldcomicsreview354 if you’re trying to say current times are a collective train wreck, from which you just cannot look away, my take is this: yes, it is a train wreck, and while I understand the comedic value of watch complete idiots do all the wrong things, while telling everyone they are the exact right things to do, I would want to observe only. You know, like Ebenezer Scrooge watching Christmas Past.
If I had a choice, which as of today, I don’t, I wouldn’t want to live in this time. I’d rather her go back to a point in the past and change it. But that brings up another issue: you can’t change the past. This is because, if you could go back in time to, let’s say 1992, and try to convince Ross Perot to stay out, once he withdrew from the presidential election, then back in 1992, your 2021-self would have come out of the future and, obviously, failed to convince Perot.
A little (only a little) more succinctly, you can’t change the past because, in the past, you would have appeared out of the future. At least, that’s how I see it.
i would go back with a 10 strip of acid and witness the elysium mysteries. then id go fill a backpack at the library of Alexandria. then id handcuff jesus to a tree from being able to make himself a martyr thus preserving the lives of millions. then id go to greece and eat original ancient pizza. i think time travelers would love the present day as its a silk slipper area as opposed to wooden sandal eras. also mckenna said time travelers can only go back as far as the first invention of a time machine as you cant travel without roads.
@@tyj9175 Jesus wasn't the cause of millions of people dying. Wicked, tyrannical people using God's name in vain were. It's not a difficult concept to grasp. The reli gion of "p e a c e" is responsible for far more and still beheads and stones people, but nobody says shit about them. You also gonna go back and stop indigenous tribes from sacrificing their own people then eating them, all in the the name of one of their many "gods"?
I swear I had a dream one night as I went to bed I went forward in time to watch myself as an old man to meet my friends for one last time....but the twist is that during this time of the dream i wouldn't have befriended them until 4 years later
sweet
Interesting :)
From an American: In fairness, while civil war didn't "break out" in 2008, that was still a politically significant year for our country, and--some might argue--the catalyst for a gradual sociopolitical descent toward the conflict we're on the brink of today.
If a future historian were to look back, he might well conclude that the second United States Civil War began in 2008, even if it didn't reach hot conflict for many years.
I thought much the same, all fueled by yellow journalism to get ratings via fearmongering.
There will not be another civil war in the us. That’s extremely outlandish.
@@KanyeTheGayFish69 I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but, we're deep in it. Factions have been battling in the streets for months, and it's only escalating.
@@-Zer0Dark- what factions? There’s a lot of chaos around the world right now due to the pandemic and everything, it’s not just the us. You just happen to view only what happens in the us and you forget that there are other places in the world too.
nobody says that about the actual civil war. people say the civil war started in 1861. you know, the year the two states started sending men to kill each other? the sociopolitical storm started brewing long before that. you could say it was predetermined since the 17th century, when people started constructing a rural production economy on the backs of slaves. or you could say the conflict was brewing since the 1840s when the underground railroad started expanding massively. or you could say it was in 1854 when bleeding kansas proved this was not the kind of issue we could settle with words like adults. but nobody ever says any of those things, because the convention is (and has been, for all of written history) to refer to the date of the beginning of armed conflict as the starting date of a war.
“People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but *actually* from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint - it's more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly... time-y wimey... stuff.”
Love the Tennant era Doctor Who reference!
Lol
Spooky action at a distance.
Blink and you are dead. DONT EVEN BLINK
Been a fan for a long time love your videos immensely. People like you have given me the courage to start my own channel and I could only hope to be as good of a channel as yours some day but we all have to start somewhere.👍
Go ahead, just start, pieces slowly fall together as you move forward and learn
@@stevenson68478 Thank you for the comment it means a lot to me.👍
Here's a tip: If you start from the future and work your way backwards, you can leapfrog over the competition.
@@DrMackSplackemJoe thank you for the info I get what you're saying and I will give it some thought.👍 I really appreciate the advice.👌
The main problem I have with this story is how they could have the tech to build a complicated device like a time machine but did not have the capability of repairing old tech from the past.
Also why would they need old tech when much newer things were advanced well before his timeline. It all sounds very suspect.
I was at a party about 20yrs ago, where in one room, people were watching Back To The Future...At the point where Doc Brown hooks up the VHS camera recorder to the 1950's tv, the crowd erupted in laughter, saying "there's no way he could play that on one of those old tv's!" I said, "Erm...Well, you know, he's a pretty clever chap, he did invent a Time Machine after all..." 😂 The fact that it was that small detail that was a stumbling block for their suspension of disbelief, blew my mind 😏
Exactly.
Actually, many aspects of technology change so radically that people can no longer repair it, or the tools to repair something no longer exist. Please feel free to rebuild Saturn 5 rockets..
Enjoy that near impossible task.
@@edamnaf9265 exactly!
Explain how they built Stonehenge, or the pyramids?
Can't be that difficult we have all this technology yet still seems a. Bit of a mystery as to how accurately built the pyramids are?
In all honesty the John Titor guy is probably just some guy on the internet having a good laugh at everyone after making shit up, got to respect that.
Truth
Yeah, nothing specific that he predicted happened. It could be that by coming back and talking about it, he changed his own life. That's an incredibly dangerous and stupid thing to do, if he were in fact a time traveler. I just think he's the product of several giggling nerds in their basement.
Reeks of 4chan
Superbly narrated episodes all with intriguing stories often from around the world .Thank you
They say TIME, is the fire in which we burn.
There was a bakery that ran for 40yrs smell of bread was all over half of Birmingham it closed 20years ago but we still smell bread to this day like it's still there.
My grandads house was built on a race course and one night my mom and me was in bed my mom was woken by the sound of horses and the commentary just like on horse race on TV.
My mom described it as the sounds going around her then stopped.
She was so frightened she ran to my grandad room asking had they got the Tv on only to find him fast asleep.
Plenty of stories around the race course.
My grandmother used to live with her parents and siblings on a big ramshackle house with a big wrap around porch way out in the country where they were share croppers. One summer early evening, they all heard the sound of a wagon and horses on the side porch of the house. They fully expected to see it turn the corner and come thundering up to them on the front part of the porch. It didn't. There was no wagon and no horses. Nothing nearby. They never did figure out what that was. Her siblings repeated this story to us as kids. No one ever changed their story.
The first story might be a good example of the multiverse theory.
Theory = Basically, more speculation. Nothing
Yes. I like it when films explore the parallel timeline/ multiverse concept. It's strange, but two unrelated movies, 'Sliding Doors' and 'Run Lola Run' were both released in 1998, partly dealing with the theme (in terms of chance events and choices).
@@r.c.christianson1899 🤓
that's not what a theory means
@@DoctorDeath147 You wouldn’t know a theory if it kicked you in the ass, honey baby 🍯
I really love this channel. The illustrations are a wonderful backdrop to the fascinating stories and the narrator's voice is a perfect fit.
Hell yes. This was a great episode. Always excited when you guys upload
Absolutely awesome- awesome narration and brilliantly presented- well done! 💯👍
“Are we so enamoured by this concept it ultimately blinds us to logic and reason?” An eloquent and concise explanation to the belief in anything paranormal.
So impressed with this video guys. One of my favourites now! Keep up the great work! (Like I know you will!)
Thank you! Will do!
@@BedtimeStoriesChannel Don't listen to her! She has been sent here from the future to misled you! If you continue down this path of making wonderful videos, then at some point in the near future.........
If it was well researched I would be as well
@@kylehughes1619 what bro?
I love these videos so much. They just keep getting better.
You guys should definitely check out The Montauk Project. A very interesting read and I wouldn't be at all surprised if it was true. However it has been many years since I have done any research on the subject and it may have been definitively disproven in recent years but it would certainly be interesting for you guys to look into. Keep up the great work though lads! Many thanks and greetings from Australia.
I love your work so much. Thank you for being alive and your finesse 💛
I am always super excited to see another video from you 🌸💗🌸 keep up the amazing work 🌸💗🌸
Fantastic video. What incredible content you provide again and again.
I just wanted to say that I love your videos!!! I always look forward to your new videos!! I really appreciate how much time and effort must go into your channel, so thanks bunches♡♡♡
Instant watch and like every time Bedtime Stories pops up in my notifications 😁
John Titor
-steins gate flashbacks-
Great episode as always!
Yea not many comments here about that. Glad to see there are at least some fellow weebs here!
If a 'time traveller' from beyond 2021 made general claims about wars and unrests and catastrophes but totally omitted the flippin PANDEMIC in 2020, well, they have no credibility in my eyes 😆
I'm not gonna lie, I find this stuff fascinating but I have nowhere near the intellectual capacity to try and process it fully lmao. Couldn't the argument be made that the pandemic didn't happen in his timeline, and by people time travelling it changed the future? Like Butterfly Effect or whatever? Idk, I do find it interesting though.
they mentioned him coming back could've changed things not to mention mad cow occured right after and he was still right if you consider covid
You mean the "pandemic"
I enjoyed this great story!!! I appreciate all of the hard work and time you put into your vids!!! Thank you so much!!!
Take care, stay safe and God bless you!!!
I successfully built a time machine in 2004, it's super slow however, it literally took me 17 years to arrive here in the future- you guys have way better TVs
I have a different take on this. Yes, it’s important we know our past, but how important is the question. Should we be enamoured by the past so much that we forget our present and future, or treat the past just as a stepping stone?. Because for today’s problems, there’s no point in talking about yesteryear’s solutions right?.
Examples 2 and 3 are excellent and I personally believe in them and it’s indeed possible. Traversing from the future to the past and vice versa is possible perhaps for a select few, for selects reasons unknown to us, and maybe such people do keep a low profile for reasons unknown. Fantastic video.
So, I have one of your T-Shirts and thought - they haven't posted a video in a week or so...maybe if I wear the shirt - they'll post a new one...and...they did! In America we have a saying - it's only weird if it doesn't work!
Brilliant episode, thoroughly enjoyed
You should tell about the time slip that two English ladies had
over a hundred years ago at Versailles.
They wrote about it and called it
(I think) An Unusual Adventure.
Great video as usual. 👍🏾One of my other favorite channels-Top 5's-just covered Andrew Carlssin a few days ago as well 😉
Okay, I have to ask-- was Titor by chance arrested, then questioned by detectives who look like Lance Henrikson and Paul Winfield? : ) (Hopefully, somebody gets that one.)
Titor never mentioned Skynet... but one never knows.
Nah, he turned out to be a teenage girl kicking around Akihabara. Good thing too, otherwise WWIII would be starting in a few years
I need to thank you for this comment, because when he was quoted as saying "I'm a soldier, not a scientist," all I heard was Reese barking one of the most awesome lines in all of action moviedome, and apparently a requisite for all future soldier time travelers, "I didn't build the f*king thing!"
“I don’t know tech stuff…”
I keep thinking how cool it would be if someone did a Unsolved Mysteries style mockumentary about the first Terminator movie, ending with the narrator referencing the Skynet program
There were many channels that popped up in the last few years claiming to be travelers and predicting the future, but since none of them predicted covid im not even going to focus an ounce of attention to those types of channels anymore.
Third story was a clear scam. The guy scammed his supporters, took the money and ran. Then internet lore built up around his "disappearance", and now we are here 🙄. Things get repeated enough until they become fact.
Your stories make My Day, thank you.
Titor was a prank/hoax. The podcast Project Archivist podcast covers this subject in episode 138 with Joseph Matheny, pretty much blow the whole thing open and explain it all.
@@SuperOmnicronsj44 Ok…? Not nearly everything has been debunked, just this particular case has finally in my opinion been explained. The world remains a largely mysterious and magical place indeed. The internet, not so much…
Great Scott! This episode is heavy
Any other Stein's;Gate fans here? I already knew about the legend of John Titor before watching S;G, but I hadn't heard about Marcum's story, which seems to have been referenced (mild spoilers ahead)
(the bodies of the first people CERN sent into the past being found in old news articles, indicating they were sent successfully but died in the process).
S;G is full of great references and Easter Eggs.
So, it was easier to invent a time machine than it was to fix the technology that existed right in front of them? Let’s say that it was easier to invent a time machine. Why not go back and stop some of the shit from happening instead of trying to continue to fight? Why would anyone just send some soldier and not a specially trained operative? You know, someone who wouldn’t be saying, “Hey, guys, Time Traveller, here. Ya’ll are gonna blow each other up in the future. Now, I gotta go back to the seventies! See ya!!!” and would stay focused on whatever they were supposed to be doing. I think I just might believe the dude who stole transformers to make his time machine over the Soldier Time Traveller guy. This was too good! Honestly though, this was a great video.
I'm going to rewatch this shit sober. Haven't been this wrapped around in awhile
I recently invented an Undo button that rewinds time whenever I've made a mistake. So far, all it undoes is the fact that I pushed it.
Thank you for not revisiting "Rudolph Fentz" or the odd pieces in your earlier time-slips piece (beyond the single mention of them at the end). Good episode all the same.
Nice video, thanks for the update.
A person time traveling into the past would have to only be an observer,there could be no interaction with even just one other person or else the following events would send a chain reaction changing everything.
Great voice and tone of the narrator Richard for these kind of stories....the David Attenborough of spooky stories!!
Humanity being able to travel back to its distant past. That is a terrifying prospect. Pray that never happens.
if it ever does then it already has, right?
I don't think it would even matter. I think sci Fi movies make time seem a lot more fragile than it would be if we could harness it.
It's like dropping a pebble in a river. It'll make ripples in the water but what will happen other than adding to the sediment on the floor? To change the course of the river you'd need something big... a dam or a canal.
How would you know if they did or didn't.
@@TheKaries1 - I am hoping this is the “first run”, if you will. If not, perhaps you and I likely should not be here.
@@ChickenPermissionOG you wouldn't as if they had changed future by them coming back we wouldn't know. Just by walking around in our time would change things. They press button to cross road at a predestian crossing. Car stops which wouldn't of stopped if he wasn't there. That car runs someone over which it wouldn't of done if time traveller wasn't there. Things happened in his time line he told us about and authorities stopped some but not all. Though it gives me headache thinking about it! It's like terminator films where Sarah Connor was told her future. Kyle Reece nor terminator didn't know which Sarah Connor they were saving/targeting. Kyle in telling Sarah sent her on that path. So he sort of created his own future.
I love your show. Alway put this on when I can’t sleep. Good job ty
Great just in time for some creepy stories nice job Bedtime crew!
Really interesting stuff. Keep up the good work.
Capsule Corp is working on a time machine right now, they have to go back in time to warn the others. Impending danger near, androids are coming.
Tettor is my HERO.
Just curious, where did you get this version of Madman Markhams story? I mean if you listen to the Coast to Coast episodes about him thats not how the story ends. And it is literally he himself who is telling the story to Art Bell.
Thank you for sharing this video that was very interesting. Great presentation.
God, Suzuha really did a number on this World Line posing as Titor, didn't she?
John Titor? That takes me back to Steins;Gate.
I'm not really eager to discover that time trave is possible, the chaos that could occur is insurmountable.
We would have no clue anything was going on.
Great creepy video! Part 2 please! Thank You for all your work!
Long time subscriber here and love the channel. Was wondering if you could do a video on the story of "Wizard Clip" in Middleway, WV during the late 18th century. It was actually one of the earliest documented paranormal cases in the US and is famous throughout the Shenandoah Valley.
Nice one BTS 👍🇬🇧
I’ve been binge watching your videos for a week now. Keep it up.
They have the technology to build a time machine but can’t recreate or operate technology from the past?
Okay, then.