Is it possible for human to invent time machine?
Is a working time machine possible in the future?
How do time machines work? Have scientists researched about time machines? Is a time machine not just a time machine but also a space machine? If you had a time machine would you take a one way trip into the future or past? You get to use a time machine only once. What would you do? If you were given a time machine with only a one time use, what would you like to do? How can we utilize time effectively? Who invented the time machine? Future of Work: Will machines replace humans? 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? Would machines eventually replace jobs done by man? Do people always forget that a time machine is also a space machine? How do I use time effectively? What is the best way to use time effectively? Is it theoretically possible to reverse time? 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? How do I use time more efficiently? Is it possible to make time flow at a faster pace? Can time be measured by any another unit than hours, minutes or 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? Is timetravel possible? Is it possible to alter the speed of our time perception? How do you configure OS X Server's Time Machine? What does the future of work look like? If time traveling towards the future is possible, why not towards the past? If the units of time were to be revisited in this day and age, would we still have hours, minutes and seconds? What are the best techniques to use in order to manage time the most efficiently? Is it possible to have a genius for timing? What will the future of work look like? If the passage of time changes based on our perception, is it possible that our minds are capable of manipulating time?