Honestly, the fact he made no effort to prevent the tragedy that ended human civilisation is my biggest gripe with this film. Even if it would have created a paradox and thus couldn't have been stopped, he could have at least tried it _once_ just to see if it would have worked. Not only could he have potentially saved the billions of innocents who died horribly in the disaster, but he would have saved the countless others who were hunted like animals by the Morlocks over the proceeding 800,000 years.
What if he did and because of the paradox, he couldn't remember. And because he couldn't remember, it seemed as if it never happened. Thus, the continuum does not see the change or attempt.
He could, but no matter the effort you can not change the universe (timeline) itself. You might change the course yet the outcome will always be the same one way or the other.
We know very little about time. Its as likely he would’ve created an alternate timeline separated from the main timeline, the people still would’ve died and who knows. His time traveling technology could’ve fallen into the wrong hands fracturing stable time as we know it; causing even more death. The whole point of the film runs on the premise that no matter how hard Alexander tries to save the person he loves, she still dies. Hence why he asks the librarian why he can’t change the past. The librarian answers, *because one cannot travel back into time* not meaning he cannot physically do it. The answer is that no matter how hard he tries, the past is gone. Those moments you hold onto, you’ll never experience again. The people you knew, gone forever. Everything he had and held dear. They only exist in memory. It’s why that Morlock leader at the end says *we all have our time machines* he’s referring to memories and past experiences. If you knew what was going to happen, life bears no fruit. The moments mean nothing. If you could manipulate the fabric of space and time to your desire, well then you have everything. But having everything is it’s own Hell. Genesis 12:1: "Now the Lord had said unto Abram, Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred, and from thy father’s house, unto a land that I will show thee." God called Abraham. Abraham, a man who lived under his fathers house without want or need; a man of meager faith. God: “And I will make of thee a great nation, and I will bless thee, and make thy name great; and thou shalt be a blessing." Gods purpose in calling Abraham was to recover man from sin and Abraham at 75 years old ventures into the land of Canaan. He leaves his townhouse, his blissful ignorance, his midlife crisis and gives it up for a life of trial. He lives in a tent and becomes homeless, he gives up everything for the adventure he had so yearned for, he so desired, and in doing so he found the thing he was always wanting and missing. Alexander had everything, that is why at the end of the film he destroys the Time Machine and chooses to live a life full of trial and suffering. He gives up everything for a new life. He is called to the adventure of his life and he lives it. He finds it more appealing than endlessly chasing time. I do not doubt with his help he rescues man from sin, from the Morlock (or even unites the two races). It’s why he killed the Morlock leader, because he was a representation of the devil calling him into his own blissful ignorance. To chase time endlessly; hoping for a different result or a better outcome. To live in the past so to speak. Except Alexander knew nothing he could do would change the past, even if he were successful; it would never be the same. I’m not religious in the biblical sense, but I believe the story about God calling out Abraham answers your question. He wasn’t meant to save Humanity just as Moses wasn’t meant to save the Egyptians from the plagues or wrath of God.
1:52-That's amazing don't know you and the time machine and all the things they've loved you know and they've all done things they know of and all the things they know and all the things they've ever known and all they ever will know all in good time now.
Safety Time Machine 1. Automatic door locked. 2. Goes invisible. 3. Moves airplanes over it. 4. Has camera/TV inside so time traveller only watchs history.
A "Time Machine Reverse" is not a concept or term typically used in science or physics. However, it seems like you might be referring to the idea of reversing time or time travel in the context of science fiction or theoretical physics. In science fiction, time travel is a common theme, and various stories and movies explore the concept of going backward or forward in time. In popular culture, time machines are often depicted as devices that can facilitate time travel, allowing individuals to visit the past or future. It's essential to note that time travel, as described in science fiction, is purely speculative and not currently supported by our understanding of physics. According to the laws of physics as we currently understand them, such as Einstein's theory of relativity, traveling backward in time is considered highly unlikely or even impossible. If you have specific questions or ideas related to time travel or reversing time, please provide more context, and I'd be happy to discuss them further.
The movie's plot that the breakup of the moon would cause destruction of the Earth is faulty, in that the moon's influence would not vanish, as all the parts making up the moon would still be present.
Nearly everyone thinks time is fixed and moves at the same pace everywhere. This is not true. In a gravity well (like at sea level here on earth) time passes at a slower rate than say, in orbit around the Earth, which affects satellite's GPS for example. The difference is small by our standards but has to be adjusted for or the GPS signal will be out. In a greater gravity well time can pass much more slowly. Watch the movie Interstellar for an example, or check for yourself at any reputable physics department.
@@LoveHandle4890 Yes. If you get in a space ship and travel at a good percentage of light speed, time slows down for the travelers and the people remaining behind will be unaffected. So when you return everyone you knew will be much older than you. Once again see Interstellar for a pretty good example. It's Einstein's relativity you see.
@Prospection Numeric I've never seen any information on that concept. I'd suggest contacting a qualified person from the physics department of a reputable university.
2:33-Yeah, that's amazing you know but didn't you know there's a better world than here? If you just know where to go? Come along my friend and I'll show you where to go! Just come along with me my little friend. The time machine awaits! For many great adventures are within us all in time and all the things they've done and all the things they'll ever do in time and all the things they've ever done, all in the nick of time and they've known before me what they are and all they ever are and they know what they are and what they do.
What I didn't get was if he was traveling into the future, wouldn't people outside of the bubble just see him inside the bubble but frozen like a statue?
No because the principle of the way he travels is the bubble generated and maintained by his machine displaces you outside of time and space so humans would never be able to be aware of it.
😅😅😮😮time yani kya kis chij ko time kahate he jis chij ka astitva he usaka hi sab he jis chij ka astitva hi nahi usako ham kya Bolenge 😅natchur me time jesi koi chij hoti he kya 😅time hamare man ka bhram he time ek megerment hi he or kuch nahi 😅time ka mass kitana he 😮time ka vajan kitana he 😮time ka dravya man kitana he 😅bhutkal yani hamare man ki yaddas 😅bhavisya kal yani hamare man ki kalpana 😅vartman hi sahi he 😅time ek tolmap he 😅time ek megerment he 😅time time ka travel kese sambhav he 😅😅me ek adhyatmik sansthase juda hua hu aap bhi judiye jay guru ji 😅samarpan meditation 😅
I’m just thinking about that too, like I want to know is do they sell it near around the web or somewhere around a store or are they going to exist around 2030 to 2040s cuz I might suck at building stuff cuz I never building some technologies or machines before
@@cs16cz yeah, me neither. Some of his comments are actually pretty funny. I was just wondering why he had so many comments on this video in particular.
@The Way Thing's Happen sorry, I didn't know. I think it's cool though, because that means, in a way, the comment section of this video sort of belongs to you.
I uploaded this video 8 years ago i never thought it would get over 130k views thanks to everyone who has viewed and commented on here
Don't worry, it's a very good scene.
You did a great job.
Honestly, the fact he made no effort to prevent the tragedy that ended human civilisation is my biggest gripe with this film. Even if it would have created a paradox and thus couldn't have been stopped, he could have at least tried it _once_ just to see if it would have worked. Not only could he have potentially saved the billions of innocents who died horribly in the disaster, but he would have saved the countless others who were hunted like animals by the Morlocks over the proceeding 800,000 years.
It wasn’t in his place to.
What if he did and because of the paradox, he couldn't remember. And because he couldn't remember, it seemed as if it never happened. Thus, the continuum does not see the change or attempt.
How the hell could he stop it? Intercept the demolitions crew before they're sent to the moon? He'd be blown away by the future paramilitary forces.
He could, but no matter the effort you can not change the universe (timeline) itself. You might change the course yet the outcome will always be the same one way or the other.
We know very little about time.
Its as likely he would’ve created an alternate timeline separated from the main timeline, the people still would’ve died and who knows. His time traveling technology could’ve fallen into the wrong hands fracturing stable time as we know it; causing even more death.
The whole point of the film runs on the premise that no matter how hard Alexander tries to save the person he loves, she still dies. Hence why he asks the librarian why he can’t change the past. The librarian answers, *because one cannot travel back into time* not meaning he cannot physically do it. The answer is that no matter how hard he tries, the past is gone. Those moments you hold onto, you’ll never experience again. The people you knew, gone forever. Everything he had and held dear. They only exist in memory.
It’s why that Morlock leader at the end says *we all have our time machines* he’s referring to memories and past experiences. If you knew what was going to happen, life bears no fruit. The moments mean nothing. If you could manipulate the fabric of space and time to your desire, well then you have everything. But having everything is it’s own Hell.
Genesis 12:1:
"Now the Lord had said unto Abram, Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred, and from thy father’s house, unto a land that I will show thee." God called Abraham.
Abraham, a man who lived under his fathers house without want or need; a man of meager faith.
God:
“And I will make of thee a great nation, and I will bless thee, and make thy name great; and thou shalt be a blessing."
Gods purpose in calling Abraham was to recover man from sin and Abraham at 75 years old ventures into the land of Canaan. He leaves his townhouse, his blissful ignorance, his midlife crisis and gives it up for a life of trial. He lives in a tent and becomes homeless, he gives up everything for the adventure he had so yearned for, he so desired, and in doing so he found the thing he was always wanting and missing.
Alexander had everything, that is why at the end of the film he destroys the Time Machine and chooses to live a life full of trial and suffering. He gives up everything for a new life. He is called to the adventure of his life and he lives it. He finds it more appealing than endlessly chasing time. I do not doubt with his help he rescues man from sin, from the Morlock (or even unites the two races).
It’s why he killed the Morlock leader, because he was a representation of the devil calling him into his own blissful ignorance. To chase time endlessly; hoping for a different result or a better outcome. To live in the past so to speak.
Except Alexander knew nothing he could do would change the past, even if he were successful; it would never be the same.
I’m not religious in the biblical sense, but I believe the story about God calling out Abraham answers your question. He wasn’t meant to save Humanity just as Moses wasn’t meant to save the Egyptians from the plagues or wrath of God.
If you reverse a time travel film, you get another time travel film. Brilliant.
“When this baby hit’s negative 88 miles per hour, we’re gonna be right back to where we started from.”
😂😆🤣😅
They were a little optimistic about 2030, I think it would be more like 2125....
This film came out after 9/11, so of course they were at the time. The same couldn’t be said in todays current times, unfortunately.
Cool, I love these kinds of sci-fi video edits!
“Time traveler from 1895 finds out about TikTok“
Back when films had heart and meaning.
Note the cameo of the Great Reset time ? 2030 MAY 24th
In all his travels no sign of a beard growing. Amazing.
It’s like he came back to his time !
In futurama, professor Farnsworth, fry and bender travel forward in time until they reach a time period where a backwards time machine was invented..
The Time Machine came out 20 year ago
The machine is just so beautiful…
My dream is to make a chair shaped like this machine when I get old. If I sit in that chair and slowly close my eyes, I can time travel.
1:52-That's amazing don't know you and the time machine and all the things they've loved you know and they've all done things they know of and all the things they know and all the things they've ever known and all they ever will know all in good time now.
At least he did the right thing as go back and try again to keep emma alive.😂
Very nicely put together video and very entertaining as well. Thanks for posting this.
If humans really would be intelligent there wouldnt be any conflict ❤❤
Directed by Christopher Nolan.
Music sounds better in reverse.
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Safety Time Machine
1. Automatic door locked.
2. Goes invisible.
3. Moves airplanes over it.
4. Has camera/TV inside so time traveller only watchs history.
Anyone here a fan of Back to the Future ?
Me
Yes I'm a fan of Back to the future..
This movie is awesome as well...
So ahead of it’s time, to say the least.
The insanity of not being able to time travel. At least not yet that is.
The ending that should’ve been.
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This is a cool concept.
- 4:20PM 25th May, 2021
A "Time Machine Reverse" is not a concept or term typically used in science or physics. However, it seems like you might be referring to the idea of reversing time or time travel in the context of science fiction or theoretical physics.
In science fiction, time travel is a common theme, and various stories and movies explore the concept of going backward or forward in time. In popular culture, time machines are often depicted as devices that can facilitate time travel, allowing individuals to visit the past or future.
It's essential to note that time travel, as described in science fiction, is purely speculative and not currently supported by our understanding of physics. According to the laws of physics as we currently understand them, such as Einstein's theory of relativity, traveling backward in time is considered highly unlikely or even impossible.
If you have specific questions or ideas related to time travel or reversing time, please provide more context, and I'd be happy to discuss them further.
Love it thank you....
Fantastic!
The movie's plot that the breakup of the moon would cause destruction of the Earth is faulty, in that the moon's influence would not vanish, as all the parts making up the moon would still be present.
the moon cant breakup though, its gravity wouldnt allow it
POV: Me going back to 2019
Back when life mattered a great deal, lol.
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The reversed time machine lol.
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I hope there is a new episode bring him back home
Good one
Time machine is real ❤😊😊
inventor from mar 24 2030 travels back in time to 1899 jan 18
He wears 19th century attire as not to attract attention
The insanity of not being able to time travel, at least not yet that is.
Nearly everyone thinks time is fixed and moves at the same pace everywhere. This is not true. In a gravity well (like at sea level here on earth) time passes at a slower rate than say, in orbit around the Earth, which affects satellite's GPS for example. The difference is small by our standards but has to be adjusted for or the GPS signal will be out. In a greater gravity well time can pass much more slowly. Watch the movie Interstellar for an example, or check for yourself at any reputable physics department.
@@davidhunter1538 But time travel itself is actually possible tho, right?
@@LoveHandle4890 Yes. If you get in a space ship and travel at a good percentage of light speed, time slows down for the travelers and the people remaining behind will be unaffected. So when you return everyone you knew will be much older than you. Once again see Interstellar for a pretty good example. It's Einstein's relativity you see.
@Prospection Numeric What about it?
@Prospection Numeric I've never seen any information on that concept. I'd suggest contacting a qualified person from the physics department of a reputable university.
Thank you thank you THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!!
No problem :)
welcome home, alexander !!
How would Alexander Hartdegan perceive time going backwards in his perspective
@The Way Thing's Happen 😂😂
😅😅😅well ingormeti0n.Good show more
I love it ❤️❤️❤️
This is the future…
Great ⚡
2:33-Yeah, that's amazing you know but didn't you know there's a better world than here? If you just know where to go? Come along my friend and I'll show you where to go! Just come along with me my little friend. The time machine awaits! For many great adventures are within us all in time and all the things they've done and all the things they'll ever do in time and all the things they've ever done, all in the nick of time and they've known before me what they are and all they ever are and they know what they are and what they do.
What I didn't get was if he was traveling into the future, wouldn't people outside of the bubble just see him inside the bubble but frozen like a statue?
Well, no one can see him.
No because the principle of the way he travels is the bubble generated and maintained by his machine displaces you outside of time and space so humans would never be able to be aware of it.
2030 MAY 24th The Great Reset.
I want to go my past😭
🙏.(rehtie dednetni nup on) emit lla fo smlif tsetaerg eht fo enO
There’s just so much meaning in nonsense.
Amazing
ow that hurt my ears with the sound!
😅😅😮😮time yani kya kis chij ko time kahate he jis chij ka astitva he usaka hi sab he jis chij ka astitva hi nahi usako ham kya Bolenge 😅natchur me time jesi koi chij hoti he kya 😅time hamare man ka bhram he time ek megerment hi he or kuch nahi 😅time ka mass kitana he 😮time ka vajan kitana he 😮time ka dravya man kitana he 😅bhutkal yani hamare man ki yaddas 😅bhavisya kal yani hamare man ki kalpana 😅vartman hi sahi he 😅time ek tolmap he 😅time ek megerment he 😅time time ka travel kese sambhav he 😅😅me ek adhyatmik sansthase juda hua hu aap bhi judiye jay guru ji 😅samarpan meditation 😅
“.dnoyeb dna emit fo dne eht oT”
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@@cs16cz .uoy knahT
When can we buy the Time Machine from Amazon or Ebay?
I’m just thinking about that too, like I want to know is do they sell it near around the web or somewhere around a store or are they going to exist around 2030 to 2040s cuz I might suck at building stuff cuz I never building some technologies or machines before
And bruh this machine is dangerous to use so I prefer to use a Time Machine like Trunks has
What is a T three R minator?
It's good this video is getting so many views but my main uploads are video games would be nice if you could check them out as well
why is this 'The Way Thing's Happen' guy everywhere in this comment section?
Hes a fan of time travel i don't mind him commenting
@@cs16cz yeah, me neither. Some of his comments are actually pretty funny. I was just wondering why he had so many comments on this video in particular.
@The Way Thing's Happen sorry, I didn't know. I think it's cool though, because that means, in a way, the comment section of this video sort of belongs to you.
Time trvele its tru
3:03-Fuck yes lol
О ето вк контакт
What was the point of this?
Why not
god brahma sitting on lotus in water near kathala village and says why are not you bathing with women..
I'M ABOUT TO BEAT YOU. I WILL BE THE ONE TO COMMENT A LOT FROM NOW ON
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