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Welcome to Stuff from the Science Lab from HowStuffWorks.com.

Hey guys and welcome to the podcast. This is Alison Adamellic, the Science Editor at HowStuffWorks.com.

And this is Robert Lamstein's writer at HowStuffWorks.com. And this week we are talking about

time travel. Yes, in two parts. Right, we're going to tackle traveling into the past. But first,

in this podcast, we're going to tackle traveling into the future. Which is a pretty common element

in science fiction, television shows, music, etc. Have you ever wanted to travel into the future?

Well, aside from the very slow pace at which we're traveling into the future right now.

No, I was going to actually mention that. No, don't really want to travel into the future.

You wouldn't want to meet your future self. You're not curious about Robert Lam.

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