If you could go back in time, what would you do?

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• 12 votes
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	Try to change history	7 votes, 58%
	Avoid changing history	0 votes
	Observe a historical event	3 votes, 25%
	Create a historical event	2 votes, 17%

Answer 1

What I would do wouldn't change the outcome of anything, I would simply try to make someone's last days the best they could have possibly been under the circumstances.

Answer 2

Just observing it. That would be really cool.

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MY SECOND MOST REASON BUT I AM A DOER SO I'D DO SOMETHING SPECTACULAR FOR PLANET EARTH AND HOMOSAPIENS

Answer 3

I would like to change some of my actions in the past.

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Same here

Answer 4

I would change a Crucial moment in my History and probably try to talk to Adolf Hitler  *Interpretor in Toe* assess his Level of Madness and then blow his Brains out when I realized he was Insane.

How did one Man leave such a Scar in History  smh

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EASY!!!  THEY LET HIM !  HE HAS A LITANY OF PREDECESSORS , HISTORICAL PRECEDENCE,  AND THE MAJORITY OF THE POPULATIONS I Q SITS AROUNS 100 AVG  I'D FORCE 130 MINIMUM IQS  ONCE YOU CAN THINK CRITICALLY THIS WONT HAPPEN ANYMORE

Answer 5

I'd go back to the 1960's and join the beatles.  Yes the FAB 5 will be famous with all my songs that I could take back for them!  I'd run up to John Lennon and sing, she loves me yeah yeah yeah lol and he'd think wow why didn't i think of that? :)

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Cool idea. I like the Beatles.

Answer 6

I would like to be there when the Declaration of Independence was signed.

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It too, i think over 7 years  lol

Answer 7

If I could change anything that would change lives then I would ...like getting the twin towers closed that morning.....

Answer 8

ITS TOO COMPLICATED TO SAY HERE AND WAY WAY TOO CONTROVERSIAL

LETS JUST SAY IT CONCERNS RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE FROM THE BEGINNING OF TIME

Answer 9

Mainly, try to keep progress from advancing past the 20th century.  Of course, it wouldn't work, but I wouldn't give up without a fight.

Answer 10

Have a very frank and disturbing conversation with the framers of the Constitution.

And I would absolutely love the America that I would return to.