MolecularMan14

Recently, I've been very interested in autoimmune diseases. I don't pretend to be an expert in autoimmune diseases, but I would like to know more of them. Currently I understand that what the bacteria does is prompt the body's immune system to attack itself. I have my own theory, but I can't compare it to convention science's theory, mainly because I don't know what conventional science's theory on autoimmune diseases is. If anyone knows much about autoimmune diseases, I would greatly appreciate the knowledge. I intend to do much work on multiple sclerosis this summer, but I need to do some research in terms of autoimmune diseases in general. Based upon my both my father's and my theories, we should be able to effectively treat MS. We have both worked with our friend Dr. L.i.d.a Mattman and they are both experienced experts in the field of microbiology. But for my own good, my father has made me do my own research, in order to diversify the views and make develop some more theories. Once again, if anyone has any knowledge upon advanced autoimmune diseases and how they function, I would love to share your knowledge. Thanks, Alex

Ok, here we go, If accordance to the pathways theory of time- every decision made breaks time into several different pathways (One for each possible outcome). Each one of those pathways then split at the next decision. It is my opinion that the universe once began with one path, and at each subtle change, the pathway split. So if you were able to return back into time, you would have to secure the identity of each path. If you didn't do this, you would have literally trillions upon trillions (ect...) of dimensions to venture to. Each possibility within the history of the timeline pathway would...duh...be possible. So in turn, you could end up in any of the pathways in the history of time! Therefore, if you were to identify the exact path, and you were to travel to it (laughable), and you were to kill your grandfather, that specific pathway would split once again- simply continuing on into a dimension in which your grandfather, father, you, your children, your children, their children, and so on, do not exist. The universe would not collapse, however it would continue into a mass of new pathways. However in your timeline, you would no longer exist. So, your dimension would also split, and continue splitting normally forever. Once again, in every concious change or decision or choice ever made in time, I feel that the time path has split. And each one of those sub-paths has continued forever, no matter if we're here or not. Thus, we exist in trillions of dimensions, just not exactly as we are now. Just a thought, lol. Thanks, Alex Edit-Typo