The Overwritten Timeline

Description:

Neil Velmore's record of an overwritten timeline and of the fourteen years he spent documenting it. It opens with the machine protection system he worked on at CERN and the experiment he places in October 2053, then works outward through the Mandela Effect, the sense that time has sped up, the double slit experiment, simulation and quantum immortality, the dead internet, ancient sites, and a range of phenomena usually treated as unrelated - setting out the single mechanism he argues connects them, and what he says can still be done before 2030. 43 chapters.

subjects: Mandela Effect,  alternate timelines,  collective memory,  time travel,  CERN,  Large Hadron Collider,  simulation hypothesis,  parallel universes,  consciousness,  esotericism,  portals

People: Neil Velmore

Places: Geneva,  Saint-Genis-Pouilly,  Switzerland,  France,  Antarctica,  Göbekli Tepe,  Giza

Times: 2012-2053