Some people suggest the past is being changed by Time Travelers from our future who either make these silly changes for unknown reasons or the observed changes are merely artifacts of a larger change that has gone unnoticed. I previously suggested the 2000 Presidential Election was way too easy to flip and nobody ever suggested it was the result of a REM (Retroactive Event Modification.) All one had to do was influence ballot design in Florida.
The ballot had been redesigned earlier that year by Theresa LePore (Supervisor of Elections, and member of the Democratic Party). She said that she used both sides of the ballot in order to make the candidate names larger so the county's elderly residents could more easily see the names.[30] Wikipedia
As Secretary of State for the State of Florida, Katherine Harris made decisions which ultimately made George w Bush the President. 537 votes made the difference.
If one wanted to alter the outcome of that election to make it the way we remember, or to even stop the George W Bush Administration, there is the pivot point to target.
Skeptics of time travel say it is impossible. One of the main objections is that the Earth is nowhere near where it was what anything happened in our past. The other objection is the alleged amount of energy it would take to accomplish the task. Yet another is all the paradoxes which might arise in making a trip.
Romantic allusions of actually visiting a former time and place being set aside for the moment, there is another way the past can change without the need for time travel. A large and/or exotic energy wave propagating outward in all dimensions would necessarily travel in an XYZ and -X, -Y and -Z. also it would travel it the T and -T dimension too. All waves of similar composition interfere constructively and destructively with each other.
The matter and energy of what we see as reality were influenced by all energy waves up to the moment we are looking at that reality. The energy of a backward moving wave would also shape what we have always known to be an immutable past.
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