Is it possible make time machine?
Is it possible that humans can built time machines. And if it's been built what are the affirmatives that it can make us travel in time?
If you had a time machine would you take a one way trip into the future or past? What is Time Machine? Who invented the time machine? If you had a time machine that you could only use for a single one way trip, would you go to the past or the future? Future of Work: Will machines replace humans? Are humans evolving into machines? Is it possible to create machines/robots that are conscious? Is a time machine not just a time machine but also a space machine? If you were given a time machine with only a one time use, what would you like to do? Time (physics): If all the clocks in the world stopped working for a few days, would we be able to regain the exact time in seconds, minutes and hours? What would happen to human civilization if time travel was invented and made available for public use (like a form of public transport)? If you could go back in time with an object/technology of our time, what would you take to where and "when"? If the units of time were to be revisited in this day and age, would we still have hours, minutes and seconds? If a time machine is ever invented (and gets common), will the newspapers then contain news about what is going to happen on that very day? Given a time machine, where would you travel, the past or the Future? Why? You get to use a time machine only once. What would you do? Can machines ever replace humans? Is time an invention or a discovery? Would machines eventually replace jobs done by man? What do intelligent people do to pass time? If a scientist, an engineer, a metallurgist, a physicist, and a programmer were sent back in time, how much time would it take to build a computer? If you were granted with a one way trip from a time machine, would you go back to the past or into the future? Is time a human concept? How can we say that time runs faster at higher altitudes? Do the hands of my watch move faster in space? Is technology changing too quickly for humans to understand and use? Is there a possibility that the goldilocks principle may be applicable in this scenario to humans? Can machines learn to machine learn? Do people always forget that a time machine is also a space machine? If humanity was transported to an unknown galaxy, would there be a way to keep track of time the same as we do here? How? What is needed so machines will have consciousness? Is time a human creation for the purpose of measurement or is time an actual physical property of the universe? Could we ever reach the non-observable universe using time dilation in the same way we could reach Andromeda?