Comments on: Time Machine

By: [Sticky]: For newcomers « Care to take a look?

[Sticky]: For newcomers « Care to take a look? — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 15:06:42 +0000

[...] Time Machine [...]

By: Anniyan

Anniyan — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 03:58:28 +0000

@Destination Infinity
Those certain decisions were what changed our lives and many others’ permanently.

By: Destination Infinity

Destination Infinity — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 15:18:08 +0000

Even if we are transported back in time to a crucial juncture – would it make a big difference in our lives? That is a question that, if I put to myself, I would answer in the negative. Even though we face some tough situations because of certain decisions we made, we still learn from them.

Destination Infinity

By: vimal

vimal — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 05:37:22 +0000

U deserve to win buddy, thats why the nomination. Infact, I had nominated a couple of your posts too, but I guess the best one got into the list. Anyway, all the best.

By: Anniyan

Anniyan — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 05:57:55 +0000

@Reema
As I said, everyone would like to undo their mistakes so that their life would have been perfect. But life is not meant to be perfect. I know I am getting too philosophical. But I can’t help it. That is the fact. And yes, “let bygones be bygones”

@SU
There you go again with one more of your concepts. But then, I too am like that. So I won’t judge you. Time – ending? Nice topic for a future discussion. But I think it is a paradox.

@Nikhil
Thank you.

@vimal
I would be amazed if the world existed in 5000. If it did, then man has truly conquered nature. Anyway, we will leave that to another discussion. Thank you very much for nominating my post. I was overjoyed! And I was also wondering who nominated my post. Need to do some nominations myself, but not finding the time.

By: vimal

vimal — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 12:55:05 +0000

Ahaa, a different perspective of a time machine. Personally, I always wished there was one. There a couple of past instances in my life that I really really need to chenage. I am not so worried about the future, but yes, then again, I would love to see how the world is in 5000 !!!!

Nice post buddy. Btw, I nominated some of your posts for the awards(by Poonam) and one of them got selected too. yeyy!!!

By: Nikhil

Nikhil — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 14:11:08 +0000

Tomorrow never dies, said Ian Fleming!
Good post macha! Loved those images!

By: Su

Su — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 10:57:30 +0000

I dont like a time machine. i like a time trap. so tht i’ll be trapped in the times out of which i never desired to come out. at the same time, i have some part of me refraining from it too… coz, who knows if something really better than those times are waiting to happen! Time-its best left as a mystery, coz, its destined to be a mystery till it ends (if it happens)

By: Reema

Reema — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 17:41:07 +0000

Hmm I would really like to have a time machine to stop myself from doing some of the worst mistakes of my life but then I think if i change past it will alter my present and future which are good. so let bygones be bygones.

By: Anniyan

Anniyan — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 17:20:39 +0000

@Bhargav
You are absolutely right. I mean, HE is absolutely right.

@arvind
It’s not only the Gita, but I read whatever is written in the philosophical snese and not in the religious sense. Your last set of words were very nicely put. That is what I have tried to tell. Don’t lose your future by pondering over the past. It even reminds me of this song “18 ’till I die” by Bryan Adams. One of the lines is like – “Don’t worry ’bout the future, forget about the past; ‘m gonna have a ball, yeah! Gonna have a blast!”

@Dinesh
The monks say many things. And many of those things are very valuable thoughts that they have been awakened to. Now which path is it that you want to take?
PS : Thanks for adding this post to your blog marks.

@apoorva
You are the reason I wrote this post. It was your statement about how slow time flows that made me write this post. You are a genius!