I mean you could just create like a save point. Say you want to travel to 1967. You bring your child and wife, jump back to 1964, drop them off say one second jump to 1967 and then when your done jump back to 1964 a second later and pick them up. Also don’t forget to deposit some money in savings accounts or investments incase when you get back to present if you don’t have your house you’ll have a backup plan lol
You propose to bury a human time capsule. However, if we are playing by 5D Chess With Multiverse Time Travel rules, you can never really go back to that point again. You can only create an alternate timeline in which you do arrive. But somewhere out there in the multiverse, your original partner and child languish isolated in their own past. Meanwhile, you invite the two alternates to a future in which they have no past, where perhaps they never existed, or where perhaps they STILL exist as yet another set of alternates. In any case, you’ve essentially destroyed your collective ability to have human relationships outside the group, and you’ve created so many chess boards, you probably never even get to play on any of them because your opponent can just ignore them and they never become the present.
Time travellers don’t get to have human relationships.
I mean you could just create like a save point. Say you want to travel to 1967. You bring your child and wife, jump back to 1964, drop them off say one second jump to 1967 and then when your done jump back to 1964 a second later and pick them up. Also don’t forget to deposit some money in savings accounts or investments incase when you get back to present if you don’t have your house you’ll have a backup plan lol
You propose to bury a human time capsule. However, if we are playing by 5D Chess With Multiverse Time Travel rules, you can never really go back to that point again. You can only create an alternate timeline in which you do arrive. But somewhere out there in the multiverse, your original partner and child languish isolated in their own past. Meanwhile, you invite the two alternates to a future in which they have no past, where perhaps they never existed, or where perhaps they STILL exist as yet another set of alternates. In any case, you’ve essentially destroyed your collective ability to have human relationships outside the group, and you’ve created so many chess boards, you probably never even get to play on any of them because your opponent can just ignore them and they never become the present.