He has a point

The beauty of a time machine is it doesn't matter if it's past the deadline or over-budget; you can just go back and complete it faster and cheaper.

https://www.livescience.com/space/black-holes/physicists-create-black-hole-bomb-for-first-time-on-earth-validating-decades-old-theory

In 1972, physicists William Press and Saul Teukolsky described a theoretical phenomenon called a black hole bomb, in which mirrors enclose, reflect and exponentially amplify waves emanating from a rotating black hole.

Now, in a new study, physicists from the University of Southampton, the University of Glasgow, and the Institute for Photonics and Nanotechnologies at Italy's National Research Council experimentally verified the theoretical black hole bomb.

Thanks, Brooks. They were just sitting around down quantum nothing for 50 years. Now clealy someone went back in time and became obsessed with revenge and now we have a black hole bomb.

Great, job. I'll give you an E for Effort and a T for nice Try.

Maybe it happens in the future, but they come back through the birth channel and all, so it goes a bit further back than the 70s.

That’s why we ended up with boomers fucking everything up. It’s just how it always went. The few shit-ass survivors of the incoming shitstorm went back and fucked everything up, because they feel it’s their only chance at anything good. Ironic. Causing the very thing you are fleeing.

The trick to becoming rich is to live in destitute poverty for years on end while cultivating a large stockpile of bitcoins.

Building time-machine takes like 5 steps, I will do it tomorrow.

1. Memorize the date and time right now.
2. You will be given time-machine schematics by yourself from future.
3. Build the time machine.
4. Go back to the date you memorized and hand yourself the time-machine schematics.
5. Congratulations.

Are we still even relevant? Cmon. We don't matter like the boomers do.

Dont worry its a time machine, you can do it tomorrow.

1974 is a really odd year to pick. It had a bad housing market with several parallels to today: dropping new construction the two previous years, stagflation, significantly increased housing prices compared to the prior year, high mortgage interest rates (~9%!)...