Time travel to the future of course!


As a time traveler that I already am, I suggest that if you have the chance to break time and space, you should travel to the future, of course! I don’t like to travel to the past because I don’t want to change the fragile line of events. What the movies say, it’s true. You can only be an expectator of your life when traveling to the past, and there’s always the chance to make a significant mistake. One day I went to the year 1367 (because I like that number and I was wondering if the french fries were invented or not) and I used a pencil to scratch my left ear, and that´s why the selfie stick existed. Yep, what a horrible mistake. I’m sorry. So go to the future. It’s so much better; you can do whatever you want without thinking so much about the consequences. That’s a problem for the people of the future to solve because you are changing their past. The only bad part of time travel to the future is that the farther I go in the future, the weirder it seems. Every year, the earth's most dry and empty, so if you want a place to be lonely, you can use this method, but it’s scary. Traveling to the future and past helped me realize that the things that we do at the moment are what really matter and can always change our future and our vision of the past.




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