China Swears It Isn't Building a Time Machine

Yes.
School took me when I was 5.
I know that because it was the school I left when I was 5.
Me and a girlfriend I was serious enough with returned to it when I was like 19.
... I don't even remember being fussed to see it, but just being fussed I was with her, and that was cool, but, I had already seen it, maybe she had too? IDK.
Maybe we went to check out the fire damage since it actually had a fire that almost destroyed it, and we just happened to be on a date that way; I remember she lead the way though, on the DLR and all.

I passed another old timey looking ship randomly on the way to work on a site near Globe Theatre; it was on the walk from London Bridge Station to the Globe, around there, and this thing, old celebrated decorated vessel just there randomly on the way, I even used it to navigate by in the end using it as my yard stick on my walk between my site and my train station; forget how far along it was, but if memory serves me, it was after the market and a bridge you'd walk under and along the water somewhere there.

I was saw this ship from the car in Philadelphia heading to South Street.

Those 2 in London and that one in America are the only ones I ever laid eyes on.

 

Time machines...

Still think Liverpool, England had one hence all the timeslips in the area.
Something I want to explore now, look into.

I wonder if they keep these timeslip stories alive for tourists or if it actually happened, and, how to detect it if it did and... What are the Chinese working on and, if they are building a time machine, what kind of things is happening in time space and can we detect it through their method and any traces of if there was something in Liverpool back then pulling people back to a specific time period like that?

 

About that ship in Philly, I didn't want to say it was a restaurant because... I wasn't sure if I remembered that correct, but this
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moshulu
backs it up.

I've seen the Moshulu.
at night...
I didn't even know there were other ships next to it.

I wonder if I could work out now what that ship in London Bridge was, as that's probably the oldest of the lot I've ever seen.
I mean, that ship in London Bridge looked Tudor maybe, and I never saw one in my whole life and I turned a corner following my phone and, there it is, in your face out of no where; I honestly didn't expect to see it when I first saw it and, was happy to see it on my walk leaving and going home as, it meant I was heading in the right direction and that's always something to like. Maybe my phone died at work, I forget, I just remember being happy to see it that night going home and then seeing it everyday.

EDIT: got it.
It was The Golden Hind (lol, that's a funny name) that saved me that day, greeted me out of now where as I turn the corner...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Hind

Also, I've seen the HMS Belfast a bunch of times if that counts though, like the Moshulu, I've never been up close to the HMS Belfast, took an IG of it once randomly crossing the river along with other things I saw on my walk from Threadneedle to Elephant and Castle, and HMS Belfast gotta a lotta likes and... I think some Lodnon IG account used it and I got a credit, only time that's happened.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Hind
OMG, I remember that ride

lol

Random.

d'oh!

 

A hind is a female deer. Not that funny when you realise it isn't referring to someone's gilded bottom.
I spent about 3 days on a bit of wasteland next to Tower Bridge when doing some location catering on a documentary film. They were shooting on HMS Belfast (pretending it was the US ship that delivered the A-bomb dropped on Hiroshima)so I had to walk past the Gherkin and go onboard to deliver the teabreak.
Old ships, buildings and museums are the real time travel. A chance to go back in time and stand on the deck of a warship which played a major part in the sinking of the Scharnhorst and bombarded the Normandy coast on D-Day. That's the type of time travel that interests me. None of this nonsense fit only for usually quite poor sci-fi movies.

 

Talking of replica boats, I had to go to Ipswich a couple of years ago to be interviewed on radio Suffolk and they had a replica of the Ark in the docks, if you can have a replica of something which never existed in the first place.
It turned out to be a very shoddy construction built on an old steel hulled Dutch barge. It was actually an expensive to enter collection of bible story exhibitions for the purpose of extorting money and indoctrinating children so I didn't bother going in.

 

If I could I'd be a paranormal investigator investigating things; I figure it'll be self employed with a profit margin of being a hobby than a career, but if I could get access to Chinese data if they have built a time machine, then I could make money proving time travel anomalies since debunking them seems less lucrative than proving time travel.
If you could prove there's time travel, that's tourism right there.
I'd base myself there or anywhere I find a tachyon if I could and open up shop of
'see the time travel & here's how we do it' so people would know, then they'd flock from everywhere to my spot of proven time travel and maybe it'll help us manipulate this timeslip and travel back 4 realsies.'.

 

d'oh-hind!

Spoiler

hehehehe

 

If I wanted to make money out of time travel I'd just take the easy route.
Wait until there's a roll over on the Euro lottery and go back a week to buy the winning ticket.
Anything else is just hard work.

 

again, entropy and different dimensions,

If this was the case, any timeslippers who claim to have interacted with people working in 1950's/1960's Bold St. won't remember any strange interactoins ever happening because they might not have happened in this time line but people do remember the time slipper vanishing from it when witnessed from 'the present' time slipping back.
You could if that's the case, go from a time line with your numbers to one where entropy has different numbers as the odds winning the jackpot are still low because it means a certain series of numbers happening every time, which entropy says is so highly improbable it's next to impossible (not just the Lotto either) because, EVERYTHING would have to be repeated exactly the same, every reaction of everything everywhere in the whole universe would have to be repeated exactly the same in order for it to be your own timeline where things happened just the way they're happened and because of cause and effect, are happening now a certain way and not another.. and I'm sorry but Chaos Theory just says
"no way Jose."
"Things fall the way they have fallen and that's what you get."
"Go 'head and kill your Grandfather you time traveller you."

 

This is the equation that says it's damn well improbable to enough to be impossible for going back to your own timeline, in Vienna, Austria at Boltzmann's Grave, you don't need to visit it as that message is loud and clear; you're never going home.
Which sparks my intrigue for time slipping in Bold St.
Liverpool, might be lying here, since there was a TV show called Goodnight Sweetheart and the Liverpudlian never got to time travel nearly as much as the time traveller lead, played by Rodney lol... So what's up?
Is there something going on?
Or are people that bored they'd make stuff up just to invent an escape from an otherwise hum drum existence of Beatles Tours and stuff.
I assume they support Liverpool F.C, Lord knows people down here do.
I think it's cool, this concentration of this phenomena in a place open to the public.
Is it real?

I swear to God if I saw Purple Aki I'd get his autograph.

 

Honestly, anything done to avoid going on the Beatles tour is OK by me.
The one funny thing was when we piled off the coach to go and look at Paul McCartney's childhood house a bunch of young scallies came up to us and started saying things like ''Paul shagged my mum, do you want to buy my autograph?''

 

That and the Liverpudlian character from a popular TV show from the 1990's about a Timeslipper slipping...

Or is this real? Are people time slipping in Liverpool, because, the ONLY way that could work is if there was a time machine in Liverpool malfunctioning in the 1950's - 1960's maybe incognito leaking into the 1990's / 2000's/maybe still resulting into time slips in the area to a certain time period pulling people back to that time period when and where the machine around to have the effect of momentarily grabbing people from the 1990's etc was active and able to momentarily time slip people back. Sounds like something's malfunctioning and in the 1950's - 1960's Bold St. Area of Liverpool, England resulting into people going back there.
Something's going on on Bold Street though, but what?
Delusional escapism rooted in a sitcom/tall tale liar liar pants on fire from cheater cheater pumpkin eaters?
Or real?

 

What if I'm my own father and why was my father's answer to the DVR was hitting record on the VCR and he called the tape a timeslip where my mother'd watch her stories like Eastenders and Coronation Street and Brookside and whatnot only to be recorded over/wiped or 'deleted' to fit/store for the next instalments, 1990's on demand style/way of doing things; so you didn't miss your favourite TV shows.
My father taught me that word, for a tape that gets erased and rewritten a lot.
The timeslips he'd call it, as there were like 3 of them on rotation and so we all knew what recorded VHS was what, back then.





My father's the same guy who taught me about UFO's like he had a working knowledge of who was who and what was what and why the church steeple was shaped like rockets, because they was the house of God, and God came from the heavens.

 

Everything is impossible until it isn't.

Tho, I do suspect actually travelling to the past would break the universe. But maybe we can see it without actually going there... that would be powerful enough.