If you were permitted one journey in a time machine, where would you go?

Question

Into the future or the past. What particular period, time, event and for what reason.

Thank you for answering this question.

Answer 1

The Mayan empire so I could see the aliens that taught them all that math and astronomy

Answer 2

I would have liked to travel back to the 18th century when the founding fathers of the U.S. came back to work on the second draft of the Constitution in 1787. There were a lot of ways these men could have gone wrong and set it up to value their businesses or trades but they seemed to really believe in the promise of equality for every white man (they weren't perfect obviously but they still did great things). I would have loved to go back and see how they did this. Establishing a new country is no easy task.  

  

Answer 3

I would stay right were I am so I wouldn't mess up history, if you made any changes at all in peoples lives or changes to the world the world might be a completely different place and you may not even exist anymore.

Answer 4

When JFK got shot try to stop it.  Yeah I am boring, but I think the world would have been different!

Answer 5

My mind flew immediately to October 1982 in Pojoaque New Mexico.  That's when I met my now ex husband.  I'd really like the opportunity to watch that piece of my life play out and examine it as a by-standing, wiser adult, not a moony teenager.  

Answer 6

well i'd love 2 go back April 14th, 1865, the day President Abraham Lincoln was shot. I wish I could have watched Our American Cousin with him & prevent John Wilkes Booth from entering Fords Theater. I would have gotten Lincolns opinions on the war, & what he had planned for the future. he was a brilliant man, president, philanthropist and a poet, which most people don't know.

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Answer 7

It would be a difficult decision exactly, but surely some time between 1876 BC to 1445 BC in Egypt.  To live among the Egyptians and Israelites (Hebrews) in Egypt.  To see Joseph's time, his descendants, and the times before Moses, and Moses' time.  Traveling back in time to that time would not be possible because the social dynamic would be totally upset.  I cry every time I read the story of Joseph, and I am astonished every time I read the story of the Exodus, all the while pondering the nature of the Egyptian culture.

Answer 8

June, 1967.  I had just graduated from high school and chose to get married and, within a year, had a baby.  If I had it to do all over again I'd go on to college and get a degree in psychology.  That's what I'm doing here--playing amateur psychologist, using my life experiences as a basis for my knowledge.  

I graduated from the School of Hard Knocks.

Answer 9

1 pm, July 3rd, 1863 near a little country cross roads in southern Pennsylvania

Answer 10

Where were going, we don't need roads.

Answer 11

  Truly , I believe I would stay here and see what happens next.

Answer 12

i wouldn't go anywhere, i like things as they are, and the mysteries of the past and future. it makes life more interesting.