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The problems with time travel are so numerous and complex I just can't see that being very high on the list of probable explanations for Rendlesham. The very idea of the binary code download business is one of the most bizarre things a person could imagine. For this to have occurred it seems that it certainly would have to be planned and a mechanism for transmitting information into a human brain through touching the surface of the object would have to have been in place before hand. It would have to have been a premeditated act in other words. Someone would have had to anticipate that a human would approach and touch the craft, etc., etc. See what I'm getting at? The presence of a "message" denotes preparation and an intent to convey the message.

[QUOTE="trainedobserver, post: 111221, member: 2192"] The problems with time travel are so numerous and complex I just can't see that being very high on the list of probable explanations for Rendlesham. The very idea of the binary code download business is one of the most bizarre things a person could imagine. For this to have occurred it seems that it certainly would have to be planned and a mechanism for transmitting information into a human brain through touching the surface of the object would have to have been in place before hand. It would have to have been a premeditated act in other words. Someone would have had to anticipate that a human would approach and touch the craft, etc., etc. See what I'm getting at? The presence of a "message" denotes [I]preparation [/I]and an [I]intent [/I]to convey the message. [/QUOTE]

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