You didn’t even elaborate on your statement. Sheesh!

Besides, I’m not even remotely arguing the physics of time travel. So, remember these three words: “tongue in cheek”.

Now, lets get something straight; I don’t believe in ghosts; I don’t believe that we’ve been visited by aliens (but I believe life exists elswhere); I don’t think the Bermuda triangle is anything more than an area on the map where people happened to notice that boats sink.

I think you get the point. I’m a skeptic. We’re the ones that don’t take something at face value. We take something and figure out what it is, or even if it is. I’m not a scientist myself but I have a love for it and greatly respect it.

A very wise man once said “Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence”. That’s the point of my post. To even claim to be a time traveler, you’d better be ready to provide some extraordinary proof. Otherwise be prepared to spend time at happy acres.

I personally think that time travel is a practical impossibility for a wide number of reasons. I won’t get started on those.

The great thing about science is that it is ever evolving and every day I read something that amazes me. So, in the end, who knows what is or isn’t possible? At the very least, within our minds, nothing is impossible.

If you wish to expand your views on the subject, then you can knock yourself out here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_travel

You can also get a chuckle out of this. http://www.johntitor.com