Peter shares his most questionable thing

[@18Themega]

fun fact, the Iliad and the Odyssey are two parts of an eight part epic, the other six parts have been lost to time. We in the future do not know everything

[@gospelofrye6881]

Cypria was a prequel to Iliad, covering the origin of the war and its first nine years. Aethiopis, Little Iliad, and Iliou Persis are sequels to Iliad. They cover the death of Achilles, the creation of the Trojan Horse, and the fall of Troy, respectively. Nostroi takes place between Iliad and Odyssey, covering the return home of most of the Greek heroes. Telegony is a sequel to Odyssey. It covers Odysseus' death at the hands of the son he fathered with the witch Circe during Odyssey. His bastard Telegonus then marries his wife, Penelope, and his legitimate son Telemachus marries Telegonus' mother Circe.

[@8bitbumps]

If the future knows everything, why are there archaeologists?

[@Lillith.]

To send a message to the Doctor.

[@8bitbumps]

@@Lillith. as in *The Doctor* or as in the medical doctor?

[@Lillith.]

@@8bitbumps Doctor Who

[@A_mandarin]

​@8bitbumps There's only one THE Doctor.

[@BernieIsHere_]

I mean, it is very questionable 😂

[@jpyanity443]

A good chunk of the population thought the world was going to end in 2012 because the Mayans said it would

[@Th1sUsernameIsNotTaken]

They didn't say it would end, it's just when their calendar ended lol

[@fgjhham89]

Well, actually... the future doesn't know everything unless we are able to find evidence of what happened in the past and enough of it to be able to contextualize the facts we are able to gather. The real question is how would someone from the past have information about the future, that people in this future don't know about yet?

[@manastormchild5119]

like how you are going to bump into a doorframe in two weeks? It's just another form of semantics in a way.

[@A_mandarin]

You're already asking questions. Obviously, someone from the future went back to the past & was caught by the event.