Yeah, I've read enough cautionary SF tales that I'd be terrified no matter which direction I went. Which is a shame, because time travel should be incredibly cool. (h/t +Scott Randel)
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Educational! That's ten gazillion dollars saved!
I'd be happy with small leaps to the future so I could catch all the videogames I wanna play on release day and each new season of Doctor Who without waiting.
+Les Jenkins Future devices are always online, so they won't work now.
I didn't say anything about bringing them back. Granted, it does make employment difficult. "Hey boss, I'm going to need a 6 month leave of absence. I'm skipping them so I can get to the new season of Doctor Who."
This is why they're introducing all this always-online stuff that nobody wants… to stop time travelers from mooching off the content!
Well, if you have time travel, +Les Jenkins., you just hop forward, watch what you want, then hop back again.
Oh the fun I could have spoiling things!
See, here I was going to say, "And it would be so frustrating that you couldn't tell anyone." 🙂