>>16224594and what kind of things are going to be there, if you can even do anything, nothing
you just dont know anything and any way of communicating that you think of before could just be useless once you get there
which is assuming that you get the opportunity to do this anyway
again as i said, what if the place you travel into ends up being an army base of the future, or maybe a conflict zone, an inescapable infrastructure, just the sea, maybe just the sky even
you could literally spawn in the air because of changes in the land and fall to your death lol
i guess that if you can prepare or not for these things changes on how exactly youre traveling and how much stuff you can bring along because of it, but remember that this is just the stuff i can think of and comprehend
the things you cant possibly think of that may be present in the future or an environment you simply have no chance of living in, is what makes it incredibly risky and unlikely for you to survive
basically just fear of the unknown, this is pretty much lovecraft shit, you have zero idea what kind of hazards are going to be in the far future, its not even something you can comprehend
even just simply interacting with another human being could end up getting you killed or something, if you get unlucky
i guess there is still the chance that you make out of it alive and get a shot at living past your initial 10 minutes of time travel, which you need to be incredibly lucky for, but after that theres trying to sustain yourself in this place, trying to learn the functions to it, yada yada
the fear something like this brings though, as an analogy, the difference between jumping down a hole thats illuminated by light and you can clearly see what youre getting into, versus a completely dark abyss that you just have to jump into and hope for the best, while preparing for the worst which likely wont save you anyway
gathering from that and considering all possibilities, i think you would just die
charl
