1 day. Go back to where he approached me. Kill him before he can make the offer.
Goodbye space-time.
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I'd go back a bit over a decade and make a lot better decisions.
Iβm not sure if I would want to. Too many nice things have happened to me by chance, and Iβm not sure if I could make them happen again.
Of course itβs tempting to start over and do a second play-through. Maybe Iβll save up and reconsider on my deathbed.
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Also, move to Venezuela by then. A single dollar should get you enough bolivars to travel as far back as you want :)
Nah thanks, I'm good.
Less than a month ago when I hadn't yet accidentally deleted several days of vacation photos. Other than that, my life tended to get better over time, no way am I travelling back to a time when it was worse.
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immediately thinks of the alternate ending to The Butterfly Effect π€
10 years back. Back to high-school when I would hang out with my friends at the bus stop and at lunch and after school.
Ten years spent watching what already happened, and then you're a 35 yr old freshman.
Does time reverse for me too? Do I remember? Do I get younger?
Do I get to choose which day gets reversed? Can I make October 14, 1066 go backwards and see what happens?
Pretty difficult to imagine doing this honestly. Do I retain the memories of what I'm reversing? Or is it just a rewind? Because if I don't retain the memories then it's a bit pointless, but if I do I think I'd have a hard time reliving things. For instance I would never go back far enough to erase my children, but my youngest was born 2 weeks before COVID. Regardless of any get rich quick scheme I could think of, I am really not certain I'd want to knowingly live through that again.
I wouldn't go further back than the birth of my daughter, because there's no way I'd take the chance to not have her in my life, no matter what I might wish to change from before that. That said, I'd like to change a few things since, so I'd probably do that.
All these people spending years living in reverse time. I don't know.
There is a lot that I don't think I'd enjoy backwards. But maybe if it's a whole perspective shift I wouldn't notice the difference. Just watching my life events with an "oh yeah, that happened too"
Maybe give the person like a dime after I break a few things just to wig out on reverse entropy, if I can.
March 2010 - bitcoin was way, way less than a penny.
I'd go back to the beginning of 2019. I don't want to backtrack too far, but this would give me enough time to sell the house, move, and get situated before covid and the price of everything going crazy.
But it's not just about that, it's about repairing a relationship with a loved one while I still can.