John Titor

Kirl

John Titor is the alias of someone who claimed to be a time traveler. Around 2000 - 2001 this person posted a series of messages on discussion boards telling about why he was here along with pictures of the supposed time machine, including pages of the manual. He also explained a great deal about how it worked (see the pictures at the bottom of this page).

I do not have any physics education but I know the basics of most theories, and to me his explanations sounded very reasonable. I am interested what people with actual knowledge in the field would think about it.

I am not interested in hardcore debunkers that can even prove the earth isn't actually round, only objective and honest thoughts please.


His original thread posts can be found here: http://www.anomalies.net/time_travel/Iamfrom2036.html


Neatly archived info about the John Titor story story

John Titor on wikipedia

Evo

It's absolute crap and it's been discussed ad nauseum and debunked.

Kirl

If my Titor topic is locked because it has been debunked, I can accept that, but I would apriciate a link to the particular thread or conclusion. This doesn't help me one bit!

I find it absolutely rude and unhelpfull to just state it is crap and close any further discussion without helping me one step further...!

Please help me instead of locking or removing this thread.

ZapperZ

You could have done a search on "titor" within this forum and come up with the following:

http://physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=81982
http://physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=5396
http://physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=13776

Zz

Evo

Kirl, anytime you post a thread on an existing topic, it will be locked or deleted. Also, I wasn't being rude, I was being accurate, there's a difference.

I was going to add the links which you failed to l;ook for, but the phone rang.

Ivan Seeking

What's more, Titor is specifically listed as a closed subject in the S&D posting guidelines.

Ivan Seeking

As a new member, you should read the posting guidelines before posting.
http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=5929