[higgmeister]

, but no one on this thread implied that it might be nonfiction. Apart from you, that is.

Huh?? There are 638 posts... you might want to look at them again.

It was written by a Hugo Award winning Science Fiction author.

I haven't seen any previous post suggest that anyone else
thought a time traveler from a hundred years in the future
actually visited a man that wrote about it as nonfiction.

[CurlyBill]

I am unfamiliar with this writer... have never heard of him before and know nothing of his history. Had I known this, it would have put things in perspective. Is he really a lefty? If so, I imagine he's a Joseph Lieberman guy.

[houeto]

I haven't seen any previous post suggest that anyone else thought a time traveler from a hundred years in the future actually visited a man that wrote about it as nonfiction.

See post #727.

[archy]

, but no one on this thread implied that it might be nonfiction. Apart from you, that is.

Huh?? There are 638 posts... you might want to look at them again.

It was written by a Hugo Award winning Science Fiction author.

I haven't seen any previous post suggest that anyone else thought a time traveler from a hundred years in the future actually visited a man that wrote about it as nonfiction.

Haven't ANY of you guys read Steve Hawking? On the edge of a singularity the possibilities are infinite, certainly encompassing any possibility with which the puny human mind can imagine. Anything. Everything.

Now clap your hands if you believe in Tinkerbell. She drank the poison meant for Peter, you know, and if you don't clap your hands to show her you believe in her, she'll die. You don't want her to die, do you? C'mon, clap your hands. What can it hurt- and it might save cute li'l Tinkerbell....