I just found it funny that JT never posted on "mainstream" chatrooms but rather started on ones devoted to paranormal and government conspiracy / X-Files kooks. Of course they would eat shyt like this up, and blossom it into the ridiculous "internet legend" it is today.
C'mon, some guy gets on an anonymous forum, claims to come from the future, makes a few vague statements, and people start believing him. Puh-lease!!! And TimeTravel? Give me a break!!! If you study a little theoretical physics you'd note that using a wormhole for Time Travel requires negative energy or temperatures of over 1 trillion degrees Celsius, at that heat no material can stay solid and its a known fact that negative energy attracts positive energy immediately, its a simple space fabric known. Therefore, after galvanizing negative energy you need to take it out of space fabric or utilize it before it is cancelled out and you can't use energy to propel energy, especially since the only energy at our disposal is positive and would cancel out the negative and you can't consume it because the energy would have to go to a localized place unless you had trillions of microscopic string size reactors. Furthermore, if you defied the laws of physics and managed to pull it off the positive energy would destroy whatever machine you made. To add to that, each individual atom has a 25% chance of succesfully travelling in wormhole teleportation scenarios. Granted this is a newly developing field but this guy is full of sh!t. Furthermore, do any of you people know how HUGE 2.5% is??? When he says our worldline/universe/galaxy/dimension is 2.5% different that would mean our planet would have almost no similarity. In space time continuum 2.5% is a change larger than you can imagine. That number was a cute little statistic to fabricate by JANITOR (JOHN TITOR) but it was way of the mark for our "worldlines" to have any similarity. And the sad thing is, if you believe stupid shyt like this when 2006 rolls around and no revolution you'll just say "oh, 2.5% divergence, our worldline differs." People believe what they want to believe. Anyway, John Titor: NeXt!
You're crazy, and in dire need of a good history class.
That's because he's living in our "worldline" as we speak, laughing his a$$ off at his powers of mass manipulation - seeing all the paranoids he's suckered in with his little "ruse."
Possible, but given current events this is less likely IMO. Keep in mind that his predictions were made several months before 9/11. Alot of what he said seem like common sense today that anyone could predict. Not so before 9/11.
So give me a history lesson. Where am I incorrect in my account of history? I'll admit I could be incorrect with what I say, so prove my ignorance so I can learn from it. Instead of attacking me with personal insults (a sign that you've lost the debate), try attacking my argument.
I didn't insult you. You asked a rhetorical question if you were crazy. I merely answered it. We haven't started to debate, so how can I lose one?
Dude, you're trying way too hard to convince yourself that this guy is legit. Look at it rationally, bro.. it's a big, fukked up joke.
First of all, I assume that by Worldline he means Dimension, because I can't imagine his world being in the same universe as ours. Now, our galaxy is less than one trillionth of the universe, how big is 2.5% now buddy? He's telling me this difference in "our universes" is so huge as to be 2.5% but the most differences it makes with our world is small differences in world events? The unlikelyness of this scenario is ridiculous. Second of all, antimatter theorems, quantum physics, and string theory physics are newly developing fields, but already we have a set of knowns that go with little dispute.
Give me the EXACT quotes he made and the date. A lot of stuff that has happened has been predicted a long time ago and I sure as hell don't believe that this guy was in any intelligent way referring to Sept. 11. Damn, if you believe this crap you believe Nostradamus too. JT is full of shi'ite. But then, you believe what you want to believe.
Mr. President!
