English 4, Post 6, 'Time Travel to the future'

 Warm Salutations,


Prospective Biochemists, Chemists and Food Engineers and Pharmaceutical Chemists from FCQF,



This week, I am bringing to you the sixth out of eight blog sessions.



In this particular session, you will be asked to do the following class assignment:


Write about an imaginary time travel to the future:


  • Where would you like to go? Why?

  • What time in the future?

  • Would you like to stay there? Why/Why not?

  • Upload pictures (optional)


Make comments on 3 of your classmates’ posts + a comment on your teacher’s entry


Word count: 220 words

 

 

As usual, as you’re used to, I leave you an entry that you can take as a point of reference to write one of your own:


Future? Why? I do not know If I want to travel to the future, to be honest. What for? To acquire a ton of information that might be helpful for mankind, I suppose. Well, if I have to be honest, I wouldn’t mind if a take a short trip and find out what will become of humanity in a few decades, or even centuries. 


First of all, I would like to travel for 2 weeks in the future to find out what will become of some errands I have to make in two weeks’ time. If these errands turn out to be OK, my next journey will be in a few years, 4 or 5 let’s say. I think it will be pretty good to know [for sure and in exact terms] if I and my family will be OK in such a short time frame [4 or 5 years is such a really short time, don’t you think?]. Are we going to be OK? I think it’s up to this little journey to find out about it.


Once I had made sure that every acquaintance and family member will be OK, I think I will turn into an informant for future events that will involve us all as humans and people. Well, it will not do any harm if I can make some money with a little bit of information about some sports statistics, not that I will cause a major time and space collapse, I think. [any related events to a time travel movie called ‘Back to the Future’ are only mere and accidental coincidence].


Finally, I think I will look for information about time travel, to make this experience safer for the right people: engineers, scientists and anyone who is willing to and that can bring actual progress to our contemporary human landscape. However, if I think about travelling to the future even further, I think I will prefer to leave the world as it is and worry about my present. I know you will probably be thinking that this is a very cheap and anticlimactic way to end a blog entry, and it is. It’s not that is a good idea to mess with future events, either. 


Anyway, let’s turn the page over and see what would you do if you were able to travel a few moments or centuries in the future. Thanks for reading. Cheers!


Comments

  1. Almendra Retamal5 December 2021 at 12:34

    Travel to the future, an interesting topic of conversation

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  2. Antonia Vargas9 December 2021 at 16:11

    How complicated it is to travel to the future, movies show that it is bad idea

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  3. Diego Guamán2 January 2022 at 17:13

    Thinking about the possibilty of time travel scares me a little bit :(

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  4. Javi Maldonado7 January 2022 at 14:04

    Traveling to the future makes me anxious

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  5. Diego González Córdova11 January 2022 at 15:15

    I have rarely heard about traveling to the future, you always want to fix something in the past

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  6. Anays11 January 2022 at 16:11

    The trip to the future is very interesting but I prefer to go back to the past.

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  7. Andyna11 January 2022 at 21:46

    Traveling to the future would be great, but I want a DeLorean

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  8. valentina martinez14 January 2022 at 12:05

    All the movies show it's a bad idea to travel to the future, i'd personally prefer to travel to the past.

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  9. Constanza Gonzalez Villegas17 January 2022 at 17:51

    A trip to the future is interesting but at the same time a bit scary, I don't know if I would want to travel.

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  10. Bastián Tarraff21 January 2022 at 13:46

    I hope we are not making a paradox out of this.

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