/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5551369
If I haven't died by this point from old age or assassination by religious groups (which I will attempt o remove through the truth of science) and the civilization has reached the point of post industrial revolution technology, I will attempt (though likely with MANY failiures) to launch something into orbit and obtain a simple photograph of the Earth from space. Probably one of the msot awe-inspiring and scientific things as civilization can achieve.
From this point I would have forwarded the ENTIRE EARTH (including africa) to mid 1800s-1900s level of technology standard, with some post 2000s technology thrown in there. I would have averted the dark ages (1000 years of religion), triples the average human lifespan, got over our dependance on fossil fuels, industrialized the world, educated the world, brought peace to the world (admittedfly through violence at first) brought equality to the world, forwarded science by thousands of years and taken our species into space... all in a lifetime.

I would become the single greatest human to have ever existed and that will ever exist, a combination, of faraday, flemming, Newton, einstein, Ghandi, JFK, and many more in one. I would be known as a god.... Known as the super-jesus.

by the eyar 2000 we would either have advanced far beyond our solar system, or have killed ourselves off hundreds of years ago in nuclear war after several different sects misinterpreted and fought over my godly teachings.

>>4667522
I have to agree with EK (for once)
that was humerous

The age of space exploration has dawned.
Walk into this bright future with me my felli /sci/entists

>>4553623
By this point in the early 1500s (assuming thats around the time I get sent back) we should be at least in the 1900s category of technology and early 20th century standard of education.

From this point, the extreme level of education will hopefully eradicate any remaining religion tendances and we can begin to collectively make technological improvements that I cannot create with my only understanding (computers, nuclear power, geo-orbiting satellites)
By this point I would expect to be an old man, but I would have extended lifestyles to the point where society is nearly at 20th century standard, if not higher.
at the time of my death, they should be just about reaching early 21st century standards in technology.

500 years of technological and societal deelopment in a few short decades, with none of today's drawbacks or shitstain countries, cultures holding humanity back.

It will be glorious.

>I have royal ancestors in the Ludlow family of lords and am a native brit, so i should be accepted fairly well into society.

If a single civilisation were given extremely advanced metal for use in their armor and weapons say, in 2000BC. (for example, carbon nanotube metal sheets)

would thery have been able to singlehandedly dominate the world?

>>4443308
I've actually done this before.
Was on the bus and bored as fuck... so I thought I'd creep everytone the fuck out.

I activated fake call on my phone and answered it and said something like.
''Hey, what are you calling me for? I said to keep the line clear.
WHAT? we only have 4 hours! You told me we had 2 days at least before it arrived!
Fine, Just get your family safe and away from the city, get them to the designated safe zone. Bring NO-ONE. We don't want a panick to start.
I SAID NOBODY ELSE JACK. We onlty have enough supplies to save 10,000 people for 5 years. Even then the surface will be dangerous.
I'm on the bus... but I'll have to re-route.
Yes, good luck... make them run the calculations again to be sure.

Didn't say exactly that... but It was fucking brilliant... I freaked out half the bus and everyone started asking me whats going on. I said I didn't have time to explain and got off at the next stop.

was one of my best pranks ever.

>>2710430
>reliable and economical "clean" power hasn't exist yet

*sigh* you are american, right?
why don't you guys just believe what you wanna beliebe, cuz thats what you do.

farewell /sci/.. you were less scientific than i thought.

who knows what made me spend my whole evening here

dat race mixing