10 Predictions For The Future Of Humanity (According To Doctor Who)

3. Time Travel Will Be Invented

There€™s an overwhelming amount of evidence to suggest that time travel will never be invented. For one thing, how come nobody€™s ever come back to tell everybody that time travel has been invented, eh? There€™s also a decent amount suggesting that humanity will get there one day, and some of the more scientific theories about a potential time machine in the future suggests that it will only be able to move forward in time, not backward. So much for making a real-life TARDIS. Guess we€™re stuck with all these poxy regular police boxes that nobody ever uses. What are those things even for, if they€™re not props? Apparently it€™ll take until the 22nd century for the first time travel experiments to happen, as Danny Pink€™s great grandson Orson made that pioneering first trip in the episode Listen from this past series. Things don€™t end so well for Orson, since he ends up at the very end of civilisation, but from all the other time travellers who€™ve cropped up in Doctor Who over the decades - besides the man himself, obviously - it seems like the show is hinting we€™re going to get there someday. Which is a nice thought, because how else are modern viewers meant to catch up with the hundreds of episodes produced before the show came back?
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