Number 878: The Farthest Man From Home: Pandora's Box

Thursday, November 29, 2018

Pandora's Box

That's funny.

Or so it seems. I about jumped out of my chair.

I only care because I keep hoping this explains how the hell I get out of here. And these episodes seem to make more sense to me watching again the second time around, having the video paused now to make this note. I'm looking forward to making my way up to season 2. I remember now why I like this series. The characters are interesting. They're likeable. The subtitles are annoying but the episodes I find interesting.

What this makes me think of is that notion about my so-called 'counter-paradox theory'. The notion being that ideas had to form in my mind to cause me to record the information that became the results of my so-called 'time-traveler effect'.

In this case, circumstances beyond my control are being created in my natural environment on a level that is similar to the reason I created my so-called 'counter-paradox effect'. Those events *had* to occur in order for me to stop and make this note. For many years in the past, I theorized that my records would be transmitted to people who exist in the past, a notion any fan of time-travel science-fiction might comprehend.

I don't describe here what it was that happened today.

But here's the thing. The conditions have existed for several days. And yet, at this very time is when it happened. Just at the right time. Something that *NO* person could have caused. I suspect there is at least one person out there who might be able to come up with a good guess.

To describe these observations to the general mass public is pointless. They are too dim-witted to see anything beyond what their feeble, dullard minds can comprehend. Which is nothing intelligent.