Hitler? Nah, I’d leave that to you guys.

  • @[email protected]
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    155 months ago

    Depends on the trip. Part of the joy of arriving is the journey you just endured, so might be worth keeping that in just for the existential exhale you get when you arrive.

    • @[email protected]OP
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      85 months ago

      Besides, I don’t have to follow the same routine every time. Sometimes I could enjoy my flight, sometimes I could skip it! The only missing element is the time machine, of course.

      • @LesserAbe
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        45 months ago

        If you have a time machine can’t you essentially take a vacation at any resort in any time period? Why limit yourself

        • @Today
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          25 months ago

          Can you only go to where your are now at different times or to places/times in your own past? It’s only a time machine, not a location transporter, right?

          • @LesserAbe
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            25 months ago

            Even if it doesn’t change locations for you, it does more or less guarantee money is no object (since you could time travel, invest, then go to the future and collect the interest) so you could afford to travel wherever. If you go back far enough I suppose you’d start to run into issues where it takes weeks to cross the ocean or whatever. But that would probably be a less desirable time to vacation. I get future resorts are even better.

          • the post of tom joad
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            25 months ago

            i think if you didn’t move locations your vacation would rapidly turn into the movie ‘triangle’ or at least ‘multiplicity’ what with all the yous running around the resort