@Degbeme no no no...it was evil times. Men were chained together lifting huge stones in all sorts of weather until they dropped and died. Then they were simply removed and replaced with another slave. The pyramids are fascinating but the building of them was very sad.
1976...Midtown Manhattan, New York. Spend my time with the locals and form a bond with the people because Studio 54 will be opening the following year. My new friends and I will spend every night there having the best time of our life. Doing so much of all the drugs and chase all the pretty girls. Doing blow off some celebrities tits just because you could. I mean, the place was so much fun that even the moon stopped by for a spoon full of "Get fucked up" 🤣🤣
I'd go to the Fox theater in Atlanta, in July 1976, to attend the 3 shows that Skynyrd played there, when recording their live album, "One More From the Road"
I was going to say maybe the mid-60's but i think we tend to view periods of great social change through rose tinted glasses looking back through history.
Maybe @GoFish has it right. Go back to a period in your own life where, looking back, you realise that if you'd just worked harder or pushed yourself in the direction you feared travelling at the time maybe life now might look a lot brighter.
@Northwest My great aunt Willa came here back then for a visit and took a lot of pictures that she shared with my mother when she returned home. They were kept in an album, but sadly I don’t know where now. Willa always thought SF was comparable to Vieux Carré .
Free love Libraries and gyms are a thing No social media You could leave your house without people messing with you Weed was good but not too strong Good music and coffee
1980. I would have a nice financial chat with my younger self. If I could go back numerous times I would go back to 1970. I would love to visit the car dealerships and test drive all the classic muscle car's when they were new.
I would choose the 1960s, except I wouldn't want to be in the USA for that visit because America was in the same mess with Vietnam that they are today with Iran.
@bijouxbroussard Same here. And you're certainly right that our brains have only retained the bits we enjoyed. The struggle to buy a home, find a job, finding out what being an adult was like are all forgotten.
There’s no scientific backing for backward time travel, largely because time only flows in one direction according to thermodynamics, and bending spacetime backward would take exotic matter we don't have.
@BabyLonia good question. The block universe theory says time doesn't actually flow instead, the past, present, and future all exist at the exact same time, like frames on a film reel.