Is it a cellphone?

[lifterdead]

 

[Johnny5]

He's sipping a cup of Joe!

 

[Hypocrisy86]

its coffee, gotta be.

 

[FuManChu]

Scratchin his face/head...

 

[Storm]

Yep. And there's a DeLorean just behind the camera. Sad thing is that he couldn't be talking to anyone, so our first time traveler ever happens to be schizophrenic.

 

[FuManChu]

Well if the picture is real and he is holding a cellphone...surely that proves time travel is possible.

Yep. And there's a DeLorean just behind the camera. Sad thing is that he couldn't be talking to anyone, so our first time traveler ever happens to be schizophrenic.

He could of went back in time with a buddy...

 

[MrChewiebitums]

Well if the picture is real and he is holding a cellphone...surely that proves time travel is possible.

 

[jwill0214]

there wouldn't be any cell phone towers or satillites to make them work UNLESS UNLESS he is even farther in the future than we are......

 

[Johnny5]

^

LMAO!

 

[Storm]

Well if the picture is real and he is holding a cellphone...surely that proves time travel is possible.




He could of went back in time with a buddy...

A buddy and a whole cell phone network infraestructure? You'll need a hell of a time machine for that.

 

[tim290280]

A buddy and a whole cell phone network infraestructure? You'll need a hell of a time machine for that.

Clearly this works off of the idea of quantum reality. You don't need the infrustructure for the phone to work, only for it to exist somewhere in the timeline.

The time traveller takes his phone with him back in time. Quantum reality would allow for his usage of a phone as time does not actually seperate him from the phone towers, only physical distance (as the signal is sent via radiowaves that aren't passing through subspace). He makes a phone call to any point in time via the relay of modern day phone towers. He would of course need to be relatively near an existing phone tower location to use it. The call can be placed though the exchange system, but I doubt that the signal could be retroverted to call landlines in the past unless the signal carrier previously existed and continues to exist.

Of course the question then becomes why the guy taking the photograph didn't have a decent camera from the future that would allow for more detail in the picture to ascertain for certain it wasn't just a man scratching his ear.

 

[Storm]

Clearly this works off of the idea of quantum reality. You don't need the infrustructure for the phone to work, only for it to exist somewhere in the timeline.

The time traveller takes his phone with him back in time. Quantum reality would allow for his usage of a phone as time does not actually seperate him from the phone towers, only physical distance (as the signal is sent via radiowaves that aren't passing through subspace). He makes a phone call to any point in time via the relay of modern day phone towers. He would of course need to be relatively near an existing phone tower location to use it. The call can be placed though the exchange system, but I doubt that the signal could be retroverted to call landlines in the past unless the signal carrier previously existed and continues to exist.

Of course the question then becomes why the guy taking the photograph didn't have a decent camera from the future that would allow for more detail in the picture to ascertain for certain it wasn't just a man scratching his ear.

Hmm I see.

But i think that because of Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle he could choose either who to call or when to call, but not both at the same time. It doesn't really matters though because he'd be calling everyone everywhen in some of the multiple alternative universes.


I'd love to have deeper knowledge both of physics and english to keep this amusing conversation on a higher level of nonsenseness