English 4, Post 6, 'Time Travel to the future'

 Warm Salutations,


Prospective Biochemists, Chemists and Food Engineers and Pharmaceutical Chemists from FCQF,



This week, I am bringing to you the sixth out of eight blog sessions.



In this particular session, you will be asked to do the following class assignment:


Write about an imaginary time travel to the future:


  • Where would you like to go? Why?

  • What time in the future?

  • Would you like to stay there? Why/Why not?

  • Upload pictures (optional)


Make comments on 3 of your classmates’ posts + a comment on your teacher’s entry


Word count: 220 words

 

 

As usual, as you’re used to, I leave you an entry that you can take as a point of reference to write one of your own:


Future? Why? I do not know If I want to travel to the future, to be honest. What for? To acquire a ton of information that might be helpful for mankind, I suppose. Well, if I have to be honest, I wouldn’t mind if a take a short trip and find out what will become of humanity in a few decades, or even centuries. 


First of all, I would like to travel for 2 weeks in the future to find out what will become of some errands I have to make in two weeks’ time. If these errands turn out to be OK, my next journey will be in a few years, 4 or 5 let’s say. I think it will be pretty good to know [for sure and in exact terms] if I and my family will be OK in such a short time frame [4 or 5 years is such a really short time, don’t you think?]. Are we going to be OK? I think it’s up to this little journey to find out about it.


Once I had made sure that every acquaintance and family member will be OK, I think I will turn into an informant for future events that will involve us all as humans and people. Well, it will not do any harm if I can make some money with a little bit of information about some sports statistics, not that I will cause a major time and space collapse, I think. [any related events to a time travel movie called ‘Back to the Future’ are only mere and accidental coincidence].


Finally, I think I will look for information about time travel, to make this experience safer for the right people: engineers, scientists and anyone who is willing to and that can bring actual progress to our contemporary human landscape. However, if I think about travelling to the future even further, I think I will prefer to leave the world as it is and worry about my present. I know you will probably be thinking that this is a very cheap and anticlimactic way to end a blog entry, and it is. It’s not that is a good idea to mess with future events, either. 


Anyway, let’s turn the page over and see what would you do if you were able to travel a few moments or centuries in the future. Thanks for reading. Cheers!


Comments

  1. Rocío8 December 2021 at 16:28

    I am terrified of what might happen in the future, but I would also take advantage of the situation.

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  2. isadora8 December 2021 at 16:59

    I expect a zombie apocalypse, otherwise I don't want anything.

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  3. Angela9 December 2021 at 08:32

    if I think about the future, I only hope for an early extinction of humans, we deserve it.

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  4. Jesus Lira12 December 2021 at 12:09

    Professor I believe that in your time travel you would be creating many time paradoxes and breaking some rules of physics.

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  5. YaniraCeron13 December 2021 at 08:24

    all movies about time travel end badly jaja I think it's something complex and dangerous.

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  6. Williams Otárola25 December 2021 at 11:22

    It may be that traveling to the future does not change anything, generating a new multiverse, never returning to the original universe.

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  7. Aranss Toro Alvial25 December 2021 at 15:42

    It would be great to travel to the future, and know how our things would go in the near future, if everything happens as we want, great, and if not, we could correct the mistakes to make them as we wish hahahahahah.

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  8. Daniel Ríos26 December 2021 at 11:30

    I am not going to lie, I am also tempted by the idea of ​​traveling to the future to gamble and win some money

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  9. Constanza Albornoz27 December 2021 at 10:31

    I will jump into the time when covid stop being that rude and hopefully done by that time

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  10. Joaquin Rodriguez30 December 2021 at 23:07

    as it taught me back to the future, you always have to be careful to generate space-time paradoxes that can destroy the universes

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  11. Francisco Roman3 January 2022 at 11:30

    I would like to travel to the future but i don't have any expectations in it

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  12. Alejandra Alves9 January 2022 at 18:02


    I really have no idea if a trip to the future could work

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  13. Andrea Landeros10 January 2022 at 07:24

    I would like to travel to the future to find out what will become of me and my family, but at the same time I'm a little scared, what if it's not what I expected?

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  14. Nicolás Martínez Rebolledo11 January 2022 at 10:18

    I hope that traveling in time does not break reality hahah

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  15. Jaime Cea11 January 2022 at 13:23

    I share the same feeling about take care about my present, I think that the future will be awful in relationship with people

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  16. Melissa14 January 2022 at 09:31

    Right now Im like travel to the future to find out if I can pass English, and the other courses jaja

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  17. Javiera Pedraza14 January 2022 at 14:30

    I think the same thing! Why future?

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  18. Karina Huenusumuy14 January 2022 at 18:14

    I think the best is to live the present, moreove, think about the future gives me anxiety D:

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  19. Christopher Sanhueza17 January 2022 at 06:50

    thinking about the future terrifies me a bit, but I think that in this future we humans will be extinct :(

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