And also people who like watching Ashton Kutcher pretend to be an actor.

From what I've seen, that movie's headed straight to the MST3K pile.

Uh... show me a theory/decent hypothesis that says it's not possible?

Anyway, does anyone know the name of the song? Not Mad World, but the scary sounding instrumental.

C'mon, I thought Ashton Kutcher was a recognizable enough name to make fun of w/o a link.

Seriously though man, if you haven't experienced the old school sci-fi film joy that is MST3K, then you my friend are just missing out COMPLETELY.

As for time travel, well if you believe that time doesn't exist, like I do, then it makes it rather hard to travel through. My theory is matter just is, and then it changes, there is no "time" to move through at all. I also like believing in free will cause it keeps me from getting the Heebie Jeebies so there being no such thing as time is good for that, cause you can't have predestination without time.

My good man Siddhartha said in the novel of the same name that every object is at once itself and everything else in the universe, because time is only an illusion.

To my knowledge, nothing is actually created or destroyed, different atoms take shape as various identities, all of which have limited lifetimes. I think this goes a step further: there is nothing that is really new, everything has existed from the beginning, but everything is just a different combination of essential elements and parts of reality.

Thus, over a long enough timeline, different elements of my (then decomposed) self will integrate into other things with other identities, then into others, then into others, over and over again, until I have become everything.

I'm not exactly clear as to why he said that time does not exist, however, but clearly some of you guys do, so I ask you why.

You can have a tree, which is one thing, one object, and when many trees come together you have a forest, which in turn becomes one thing. When you take that forest, and, say, some grassland, you have a countryside, a little more and you have a nation, add more and you have a continent, and this process of grouping repeats on until the universe can be defined through one thing (for Siddhartha, that one thing is Om).