Messages to the Past: Lessons Learned and Future Aspirations

Throughout history, many have pondered what advice or messages they would send if given the opportunity to communicate with significant figures from the past or even the divine. This article explores such hypothetical scenarios and the profound insights they might offer.

A Divine Intervention: Altering the Course of Human History

To God, a Few Billion Years Ago

Imagine sending a message to the divine when the first steps of human experimentation were being planned. Here is what I would say: "Please, God. Forget about your planned experiment of creating human beings on that Sol-3 planet. I can tell you from experience that the experiment will be a tragic failure. You already know the coming tragedy, so why proceed? Please, do not bring about a species capable of such sorrow and suffering."

The idea of altering the course of history through divine intervention may seem far-fetched, but it challenges us to consider the consequences of our actions and the ethical responsibilities we bear.

Historical Interventions: Modifying the Course of Nations

To Theodore Roosevelt, Amending Unfair Bills

Imagine witnessing the rise of Theodore Roosevelt and urging him to intervene in federal legislation. Specifically, I would ask him to amend legislation that allowed human predation and to enact a policy: "Ensure that the United States of America will never tolerate human beings preying on others for any reason. Designate a force of exemplary men and women, referred to as 'GREY MEN,' to hunt down and exterminate these predators, which will include both humans and organizations, without restraint or mercy."

The establishment of a dedicated force to combat human trafficking and other forms of exploitation would have profound impacts on the global community, addressing issues that persist to this day.

Personal Messages: Healing the Past and Providing Future Hope

To My Loved One Who Passed Away From a Fatal Illness

Addressing deceased loved ones can bring a sense of closure and hope. Imagine sending a message to my loved one: "I promise to return to you from the future, equipped with advanced future medical nanotechnology to heal you and end your suffering." This hypothetical intervention could offer comfort to those who have lost loved ones to illness, providing a beacon of hope for the future.

To My God and Father, Beloved Andrew

Expressing gratitude and forgiveness to a divine father brings a mix of emotions. I would write: "Thank you for the Friday evenings you spent with me. Those were more than just about the money and fried fish; it was about the love and connection. I am sorry I migrated away and missed celebrating you. I have named my son Andrew in your honor. Thank you for always being my guiding light."

Reflecting on these scenarios reminds us of the importance of learning from the past, striving to make ethical decisions in the present, and providing hope for a better future.

In conclusion, whether we are commenting on divine choices, historic decisions, personal losses, or familial connections, the messages we would send to the past offer profound insights into personal and historical lessons. These reflections challenge us to think critically about our actions, the future we are creating, and the legacy we leave behind.