Would I rather stop time or do time travelling? Well, both outcomes are debatebly impossible according to our current understanding of physics. But lets say I basicly put physics into trash and give myself godlike powers because my blog wouldn’t really fit the topic if I just talked about why both of these outcomes are impossible. Returning back to the topic, lets uncover all the aspects of my ideas.
First of all, this depends what we actually mean by “stopping time”. Stopping time also basicly means our cells will not work too. We could go further into this but It will basicly be meaningless and as I said would probably break our current understanding of physics. I don’t think Its a good idea to actually talk about this question to make sense or to basicly ask this question, but I’m gonna assume the person who wrote this as a blog topic to mean like I can play with everything with the universe but things wont be moving I guess. I wouldn’t really want this as a human I’m reliant on the outside world and society too. Time travel however (even though its also probably impossible if we assume time travel we are talking about is interacting things with lower entrophy than their form today) would probably be a better idea as its basicly the ability to interact with past. I can manipulate this to my advantage or to learn new things.
Overall I think the question was scientificly indiscussable however its still not a bad idea to talk about stuff out of human knowledge even if they’re utopic. The answer to the queston was already predeterment though, as stopping time would probably not benifit a human individual like me.
