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Time Machine


The misguided notion that we all should gain reverence and reputable knowledge from our past misestimation of judgement is not always the best option. Sometimes regret and reverting back to those haunting memories makes the pain worst. And whats to gain from that kind of pain? A time machine could fix this once and for all, giving you the freedom to forget, the freedom to live. 

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