

“Destroying it how, exactly? Did Hitler turn mad scientist in your timeline?”Īgent 3203.4 took another long stare at his new prisoner. What the heck did Hitler do in yours that’s worth taking your one shot at time travel to assassinate him of all people?”Īgent 3203.4 took a good look at where Adolf Hitler was pridefully revealing the plan to make a “Volkswagen” available to all citizens, then took another good look at the errant time-traveler. To your parable Scott, as an observer from far away, the present polarising era in America has been reassuring in that it has become clear that somewhat less than half of americans equate the notion of justice with their own level of material comfort, that hadn’t always been obvious 🙂Ĭomment #3 September 21st, 2020 at 3:33 am At this point Trump probably deserves about six consecutive Nobel peace prizes, which would take him into his 2nd term (counting the current one as the 0th, as the Dems and all their friends have robbed him of much of this term).Ĭomment #2 September 21st, 2020 at 2:24 am It certainly seems wiser than giving the Iranian regime mountains of cash to spend on terrorism, while not stopping their nuclear ambitions. Sooo, what do you think of Trump’s latest efforts at bringing at least some measure of peace to the Middle East. Responses are currently closed, but you can trackback from your own site.ġ02 Responses to “Agent 3203.7: Guest post by Eliezer Yudkowsky”Ĭomment #1 September 21st, 2020 at 12:01 am You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. On Sunday, September 20th, 2020 at 11:01 pm and is filed under The Fate of Humanity. (thanks to Eliezer for giving me permission to reprint here) “Kid, I doubt Trump was your timeline’s main problem.” “He was elected in the usual way,” the prisoner said bitterly.Īgent 3203.7 shook his head in amazement. “How did Trump become President in your timeline? Strangely advanced technology, subliminal messaging?” “Destroying it how, exactly? Did Trump turn mad scientist in your timeline?”Īgent 3203.7 took another long stare at his new prisoner. What the heck did Trump do in yours that’s worth taking your one shot at time travel to assassinate him of all people?”Īgent 3203.7 took a good look at where Donald Trump was pridefully addressing the unveiling of the Trump Taj Mahal in New Jersey, then took another good look at the errant time-traveler. That was a surprising level of ignorance even for a 21st-century jumper. “How can you ask me that? You’re a time-traveler too! You know what he does!” “You traveled to the past in order to kill… of all people… Donald Trump. His prosthetic hand crushed the simple 21st-century gun into fused metal and dropped it.

“So…” drawled the seventh version of Agent 3203. In his day, Agent 3203.7 had stopped people from trying to kill Adolf Hitler, Richard Nixon, and even, in the case of one unusually thoughtful assassin, Henry David Thoreau.
