So, yesterday on Hulu Plus I was watching the most recent cycle of America's Next Top Model. No, I'm not really into fashion I just enjoy viewing the creative and artistic shots they get of the girls. But the episode I saw was of the girls posing as zombies. Not gonna lie, the nerd in me was a little jealous, but not as jealous as when I saw them posing for their steam punk theme. Moving on.
So, the zombie episode reminded me of clip I watched recently of Nathan Fillion talking about how he'll be prepared for the zombie apocalypse by being a welder. Amusing story, if you haven't seen it I advise you do. So as often as my brain wanders, which is often, this got me to think about how many people prepare for a zombie apocalypse but I realize no one really prepares for time travel.
Now, bare in mind you've got two different ideas. One a "realistic" plague breaks out that zombifies and spreads a viral disease to the human population. The other not so "realistic" idea of an individual figuring out how to manipulate time. So, yeah I'm going with the one that will almost never happen but, hypothetically speaking.
You know, in TV, movies, books they always talk about avoiding your past self due to "XYZ" reason of time rule disaster. Assuming that the issue of you running into yourself won't cause anything to collapse on itself. If you did run into your past self, how would you be able to quickly and abruptly tell yourself that you're time traveling. This led to me thinking up a silly movement (ex. triple clap, tapping your nose, holding your breath) to relaying to my past self that I am merely time traveling and not a doppelganger, shape shifter, or clone. Hopefully, this would bypass the, "I've gone crazy!" moment from my past self. The only downside I've noticed to this is that it would never work on my past self before I came up with this specific movement for time travel.
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