Post 6: Time Travel to the Future.


 I can't imagine the future, so I don't know where I would like to go. I would rather travel to the past because I have always been interested in the culture from the sixties, seventies and the eighties. Starting with that, if the time machine where I am supposed to travel only has the ability to travel to the future, I think I would like to travel to 2070, to see what aspects from our past, especially the decades that I am very interested in, are still present at that time, for example: If the people are still listening to the music from those decades. I think that bands such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, The Doors, etc, will be still heard on the radio or whatever technological dispositive is utilized to listen to music.

I wouldn't like to stay there, as I said before, I prefer the past instead of the future, because I have a little knowledge of how the past was, of course I don´t know everything about it, I wasn´t there to experience it, but I would know how to behave to survive in a certain past. I also think, that it would be interesting to understand which events from the past, made the present be the way it is now.

As Marty Mcfly experienced in "Back to the Future", I think that to build a prosperous future, you need to start from the present.


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