POST 4: TIME TRAVEL TO THE PAST OR FUTURE

 Time travel has long been a subject of fascination and speculation. The idea of venturing into the future, witnessing technological marvels, societal changes, and perhaps gaining insights into the course of humanity, is undeniably alluring. Or maybe travelling into the past to witness key moments of human history, or meet the historical characters that we’ve always wanted to meet.

For me, well, I’ve chosen to travel into the future. The past we’ve already know it, but the future is unknown, it’s a mystery, and mysteries are fun at least. In this hypothetical journey, let's fast forward to 2100—a sweet spot of progress and relatability (or not). Why? The turn of the century has historically marked pivotal moments. Eight decades into the future could either promise a thrilling blend of technological marvels and societal evolution, or, most likely, a dystopic horrible and unliveable reality. I am personally not very optimistic considering the course humanity is taking at the moment.



Though staying in 2100 may sound tempting, if we are faced with an advanced society, groundbreaking tech, and human progress at its zenith. However, as already established, it is more likely that our world will be just a barren wasteland. So, the decision to return is rooted in cherishing the simplicity of current moments and the value of present connections.

Ultimately, time travel is a conduit between past, present, and future. Choosing to embrace the now acknowledges that each moment, regardless of the era, contributes to the beautiful tapestry of our shared human experience.


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