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Today at Church I was listening to a friend reading from a talk by Elder Stephen E. Snow on the topic of service. The story about the cancer-ridden, dying mother, whose last words were “I wish I had served more […] I could have done more”, really touched me.

I like Science Fiction. I especially like to examine writers' creative attempts at explaining time travel. Their theories are often interesting, but they never hold under deep scrutiny. The reason is simply that we don't exist along a continuum of time, we exist only in the present. What we call the past is simply an aggregate of memories and records of events that have occurred (or that we think have occurred). What is past no longer exists in its past form, there is nothing to "travel" back to. Similarly, the future is entirely non-existent.