You wake up tomorrow and come to realize that you're back in 2004 with everything set to be accurate - no smartphone, no social media to check as if it's the newspaper, no heated controversy to be brought up casually in conversation, no casual discussion of politics (which was thought to be very personal at one point)
Could you do it? Could you go back to a simpler life? Or has this void within our timeline ruined your outlook on the world for the rest of the time that you're on it?
Invest heavily in Tesla and Bit coin and the housing market before the crash.
Andrew Hughes
Tell Stephen Paddock to set up a motion sensing machine gun in the hallway to buy him more time to escape.
Tell politicians that Basic Income is a 200+ year old idea and if we continue going the way we are, we will end up producing ungodly levels of unnecessary suffering.
Interest Obama in Hentai so he never runs for president.
Nathan Edwards
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Anthony Scott
>2004
I'd enjoy every moment of the 2000s once more, I'd even get to become a 4channer three years earlier.
Angel Foster
At that time? More like invest in Amazon and AMD.
Wait another 10 years before tesla and bitcoin.
Angel Richardson
>not monopolizing on the incoming feminist fashion trend of edgy t-shirts I would absolutely be the devil's advocate. Millions of women wear that shit, you charge $10 a pop and you're a millionaire at bare minimum
Julian King
>become a 4channer Newfag plz go.
Ryder Williams
I fucking miss the early 2000's.
Those were amazing years.
Gabriel Martinez
>tell Stephen paddock I'm sorry but how? You don't have a smartphone and your eMachines can't magically find his information back then like it can now. You wouldn't have the first clue on what to do in efforts of reaching him.
Jackson Torres
yup. people were still optimistic about the future
Caleb Sanders
>2004 >no heated controversy to be brought up casually in conversation
>Bush >2000 Election >9/11 >Iraq >Columbine >Michael Moore
Josiah Peterson
it seems as if the world has become increasingly pessimistic as time goes. In the 80s and 90s people thought we'd have flying cars and stuff, now all we talk about is doom of the known world.
Joshua Foster
>2017 >getting trolled this hard user...
Justin Walker
You're comparing apples and oranges if you think that controversy is anywhere near as prominent and detrimental as the controversy we have today >look at me I'm an oldfag
>tfw you will never recapture the joy of Vanilla and the day BC came out and you could ride a fucking griffin
Raids like AQ40 and even MC made vanilla so good
Xavier Bennett
We have to go back.
Carter Bennett
Google and Apple had much more ignificant gains in those times
Nathaniel Perry
I'm humoring myself here but what if humanities best bet is to create a time machine in which we reverse time every so often to prevent irreversible damage from happening?
There would be a dial, stretching from 2008 backwards, to say 84, like a washing machine. Designated teams of scientists set to turn the dial back every now and then, with it being such an ongoing thing that society becomes unaware/desensitized to it, essentially getting comfortable within a never ending loop
If there isn't a science fiction novel about this I think I've struck gold
John Wright
I'd spray-paint "Macedonia is Bulgaria" instead of shitposting on Sup Forums. I'd also invest a shit ton of money in housing, jewgle, amazon, facebook, bitcoin, uber, etc and become king of the balkans.
Luis James
that too, i miss always watching news on a shit quality 240p TV about even shitter footage of iraq and bush.
and don't get me started about the internet back then, i LOVED playing crap flash games on sketchy websites and CS on a crappy big PC
Asher Campbell
>bitcoin. >pot stocks, housing market, etc. >patent stuff >get to post on /n/ when it was still about news. >nifty flip phone. I'm down
Henry Wright
This would of course happen only after Trump fully secures Washington and sets the US on a path toward space travel and never-ending innovations
Samuel Edwards
>Or has this void within our timeline ruined your outlook on the world for the rest of the time that you're on it? Yes.
Leo Lee
Don't forget >Tawnee Stone. >Jordan Capri.
Jason Williams
I would be healthier and younger, that alone would be worth almost any sacrifice
Carson Gonzalez
>don't own a smartphone even in 2017 >in 2004 I could be openly racist and nobody would bat an eye >I would be able to get rich by buying bitcoins I would have no complaints if the time travel meant I would become 13 years younger and replace the young me from that time.