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TIME PARADOX

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The people who replied to John’s ad didn’t want to travel into the future. They were mostly interested in traveling to the past.

The people who replied to John’s ad didn’t want to travel into the future, did they? Yes, that’s right. They didn’t want to travel into the future. They were mostly interested in traveling into the past, weren’t they? Yes, they were mostly interested in traveling into the past.

While some of them no doubt simply dreamed of being time tourists and visiting ancient civilizations or dinosaurs, many of them were driven by regret and the desire to right past wrongs.

Some of the people dreamed of being time tourists, didn’t they? Yes, they dreamed of being time tourists. Others dreamed of visiting ancient civilizations or dinosaurs, didn’t they? Yes, that’s right. Many of them dreamed of visiting ancient civilizations or dinosaurs. Many of them were driven by a desire for adventure, weren’t they? No, they weren’t. Many of them weren’t driven by a desire for adventure. They were driven by regret and the desire to right past wrongs.

There were heartfelt pleas to help people go back in time and save the lives of loved ones who had passed away.

There were selfish pleas to help people go back in time, weren’t there? No, they weren’t all selfish pleas. There were heartfelt pleas to help people go back in time. There were heartfelt pleas to save the lives of loved ones who had passed away, weren’t there? Yes, there were heartfelt pleas to save the lives of loved ones who had passed away.

Some of the saddest were from parents who had lost their children.

Some of the saddest were from children who had lost their parents, right? No, that’s not true. Some of the saddest were not from children who had lost their parents. Some of the saddest were from parents who had lost their children.

A parent wanted to go back and rescue their son from a suicide.

A parent wanted to go back and rescue their son from a suicide, didn’t they? Yes, a parent wanted to go back and rescue their son from a suicide.

Another wanted to go back and stop their daughter from getting into a fatal car crash.

Another wanted to go back and stop their son from getting into a fatal car crash, didn’t they? No, they didn’t want to stop their son from getting into a fatal car crash. They wanted to go back and stop their daughter from getting into a fatal car crash.

There was even a letter from a murderer who wanted to go back and choose a different path, one in which her husband didn’t end up dead.

There was an email from a murderer, wasn’t there? No, there wasn’t an email from a murderer. There was a letter from a murderer. The murderer wanted to go back and choose a different path, didn’t she? Yes, that’s right. She wanted to go back and choose a different path.

She wrote to John and said, “I don’t care about my safety. In fact if I cannot change the events of the past, I would prefer not to even survive.” If she couldn’t change the events of the past, she would prefer to die, wouldn’t she? Yes, if she couldn’t change the events of the past, she would prefer to die.

The great danger in almost all time travel fiction is not death.

Death is the great danger in almost all time travel fiction, isn’t it? No, the great danger in all time travel fiction is not death.

The End.