Stephen Hawking said it's possible, but has time travel already been achieved? These people say yes.
https://youtu.be/4Nws3Sl2aIU

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>>40554063 (OP)

> a time traveler? Again?
Maybe you'll be more credible

Tell me about something that concerns me personally.

>Edna/Croqui/Shâpitre
There must be one of his nicknames that Will be re-released in the future
>don't be shy
Tell me everything

>>40554063 (OP)
> Before dying, Stephen Hawking had proposed a fascinating idea: to describe time not with real numbers ®, but with complex numbers ©, that is, a two-dimensional set.
> And then the question becomes no longer “How do we go back in time?” but “Back in which direction?” It’s like wanting to go south, but having to choose: southeast or southwest? And in Hawking’s complex time model, there are also things like “south-north,” but let’s not complicate things any further for now.

Hartle–Hawking State
J. B. Hartle and S. W. Hawking, “Wave function of the Universe,”
Physical Review D, Vol. 28, No. 12, pp. 2960–2975 (15 December 1983)

>>40554063 (OP)
I think this story is credible because I know a few people who experienced something similar simultaneously.