Consider a Time Machine
Consider a Time Machine, and many have. Forget for the moment all arguments physic and industrial, complex, fraught and highly inconvenient, against. Ask and ye shall receive, complete with instructions and comfortable seating, the limited use of a tailored thread into the tattered past. Consider then the when and what for. A sniper rifle at Nuremberg would be good and right, but a chat with a certain wisdom, or front row seats for the God Particle’s first work, or another chance on that night in 07 stir something more. In the end I find I want nothing but to whisper a word in the dying ear of Herr Kafka. Why is a wormhole best left for the quacks. On a night splintered by reckless solar winds the desire is and is satisfactory.
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