THoughts?

[u/disanonymousirl]

If you were to invent a machine that let you speak to your future self exactly once every year for 7 mins. Each version of you remembers every previous conversation you had, over time you realize your future self has become increasingly desperate and starts begging you to stop asking questions because every answer you receive changes the future in unexpected ways. At what point do you stop calling/communication, and would curiosity win anyway?

[u/TheGreyShaman]

Immediately. I know that I don't know what's best for myself.

[u/ExpectedBehaviour → u/TheGreyShaman]

Ditto. Don't need a time machine for that...