Facts

in summary:
Yes, time travel is indeed a real thing. But it's not quite what you've probably seen in the movies. Under certain conditions, it is possible to experience time passing at a different rate than 1 second per second. And there are important reasons why we need to understand this real-world form of time travel.

And even this is a false mysth, caused by the desinformation the commercial propaganda is intend to do:

Thomas Nast's (1840-1902) popular Sinta Claas picture (the figure we know today), was already the lead figure of the Advertising Campaigns of White Rock Beverages (NY) for their Dry Ginger Ale (1914-23?) - The Coca Cola company just changed the bottle some decades later.
In the original picture Santa holds his pipe istead a drink.

More facts:
Sinta Claas was the protective patron of the City of New Amsterdam. After beeing conquered by the British, they renamed the City to New York (Province in England) and Sinta Claas to Santa Claus. Moving his Day from 6th December into a countrywide holiday on 25th December, when days become longer again, - is an US-law.

I am pretty shure that John Marston got it - and I believe he even can explain it to you @ronin.

This means you can timetravel forward - but not backward.


Wow, and I haddn't a strong gravitional field in remember

Thank you both for this interresting posts.

I'd argue it isn't time traveling backwards that's the problem, as time is more the change in motion in space, so we can move forwards,backwards and sideways in time. What's more interesting is if time is connected to the movement of every single thing in the universe. Say, if we all stopped moving, and by that, i mean absolute zero, would time still be there? More importantly, the distinction between time and information. Information being , say, an idea. I thought about eating,but can i undo the idea that led to that information? Can information registered be reversed? This is why despite us not moving linearly in time, the movement of information would always be linear, regardles of the motion of time. Even if time moved backwards, we would still be experiencing it as moving forwards Anyway, i never took advanced physics,or any physics class in college, but we had advanced physics in highschool, and it always fascinated me, so those thoughts kept festering in my mind when all i wanted to do was fall asleep. I could also be wrong about what i said, as i am in no means a physicist.

This is the part where i start steering the subject into metaphysics and philosophy along with the implications of what energy is and how the nature of the universe is, but i'll leave that for another day . What bothered me more about time was the question the philosopher Leibniz asked: why is there something rather than nothing? 


This isn't about facts anymore, so i'll just give some random fact to avoid derailing the subject: honey is immune to spoilage provided you don't change its ph level.