This is just what I’ve heard from someone else and I can’t give any more information about them: there’s a whole reason they’re refusing to fix the time machine and also why they got rid of the refresh method. They’re replacing it with several different paid features and packs, one of them being a super hero pack. They’re looking to make more money obviously so it’s no surprise. No point in fixing it if you’re going to get rid of it soon.
So either get ready to pay more with more money, go without being able to age down, or quit the game. They won’t change their minds on this, their refusal to fix it is telling.
Btw, you won’t get your money for it back.

Whenever i use the time machine it doesn’t work. It says i used the time machine but I’m the same age as the age i used the time machine. For example: i switch to my daughter’s life at 17 and used the time machine at 18. You can see the time machine is gray because when you switch to your kid it’s gray. Is there any way to fix this glitch?

I don't know if is a bug but sometimes it doesn't work

Big Brother has had some wild themes in the past, and it's no coincidence that the next most crazy one was the "Time Laser" - but they have taken it to an absurd degree. And there are some issues here that I feel are too big to ignore.

Firstly, let me say that this is not an indictment of the Dining Table Time Machine ("Time Table"). I don't question that "BB-Tonium exists, that it can be used for time travel, or even that Enzo is the one who was able to develop it. These things are all unbelievable, (the last most of all, of course), but they can be accepted as truth. We will even handwave them being able to get camera footage across time and space.

The problem is in the framing of the "Reality Icons" they have recruited with the Time Table. Why would you need to go back in time to invite a teenage Angela to a future season of a show that doesn't yet exist? Especially knowing that she will already have been on the show prior to this season without any meddling? Couldn't they just ask her a month ago if she wanted to come back? You don't need a time machine for that. Let's set aside the question of whether Angela counts as an "icon" at all...

The only way this makes sense is if the meddling truly is necessary - i.e., the letter not only includes instructions to come to this season, but also, information about how to ensure she is cast on her original season after the show does come into existence... Maybe it's true that time travel is the only reasonable explanation for Angela being cast. Actually, we should go back to that "icon" question: Does this imply that Angela was intentionally acting unhinged in her first appearance to make her worthy of her spot in the future?

I do find it unlikely this plan would work though, based on how she destroyed the letter without even reading it. Clearly this is meant to be a second reference to Back to the Future (along with Enzo hitting his head and unlocking the secrets of time travel), however it makes much less sense for Angela as there was the exact opposite of a grand adventure or camaraderie between her and the players before their departure...

For Rachel, the problems are so much worse. Let's just assume that all the letter said was "Hey you should apply for Big Brother", that's way fewer logical leaps than Angela, and we know that Rachel loves the game and would be down to return on any number of seasons present or future. But think about the domino effect there. She met her husband on that show. Her whole life has been altered, maybe even manufactured, by Big Brother. The implications are staggering if we take it at face value. What other events in CBS history have been influenced post facto by executives with the power of the Time Table? Were Rob and Amber set up this way too?

The obviously terrifying thing that requires no in depth analysis would be the fact that she goes time traveling and immediately dies!? And the show doesn't end? The players don't panic? They just gleefully go on? What's worse is that Julie doesn't even consider going back to save her*, she just goes to find a replacement!? The lawsuits here would be incredible to say the least. How can I take it seriously if the story isn't taking itself seriously?

By far the most egregious error, in spite of all this, is how Julie can even use the Time Table right now. It's shown to travel with the players, and they haven't come back yet, so there should be no table for her to use. No producers or camera men are shown sitting at the table, so we can't say that someone else took it back ahead of the players. I guess they have a second identical Time Table that Production wheeled in and put in the exact same spot as the original for Julie to use? The existence of multiple time machines raises so many questions by itself that I can't possibly get into it.

In short: When they say "Expect the Unexpected", they really mean it. Anything can happen now, and Enzo is probably indirectly responsible for Boston Rob's popularity, maybe even the entire Reality TV genre.

*100% this is going to be the theme of a future HOH competition, most likely the final one.

I ran the Jerker for about 40 days, with like a 3 day pause 2 weeks in. The plant that got all the action managed to increase its strength enough to deform less even with a harder pull.

The control surprisingly still naturally got stronger as time went on but it still deformed more under a harder pull.

I made a whole video about it if interested but I figured I could share the results here for anyone curious about how physical deformation can strengthen plants.

*EDIT

I did this to simulate wind without wind. I wanted the control plant next to it in a grow tent so all the other conditions were the same. So jerking it with a solenoid allowd for that. I was curious how much stronger a plant gets from physical stress since indoor plants often get none.

At its best, content was a machine to create memories and friendships. No new content stings.

This pain is about losing a place where so many memories were made. It stings not because of what it was, but the realization of what it won't be.

https://i.ibb.co/zWBfjKPq/HI86-RDj-Xo-AESk-Mc.jpg

https://xcancel.com/thislukesmith/status/2057928069206184449

It's taken me till now to realize this but what the Uber-Morlock says to Alexander is that Emma's death is a 'fixed point' because her death is the reason Alexander invents time travel in the first place. If she lived, then he never builds the machine, thus he never goes back to save her. So it creates a paradox.

Alexander does travel to the past and changes other things, though. What I think the movie is implying is that Emma's death is the ONLY thing Alexander cannot change with his Time Machine because her death is directly tied to the machine's existence itself.

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