I Can Go Into the Future but I Can't Go Back Into the Past.

It's really no big deal. I don't know about all of you, but I go into the future all the time.

Since I was born I have been traveling through time for 74 years and have been meeting new people, places and new inventions.

There is one problem I have, how do I go back in time. I can't get back to the past.

The best example is when I get into an elevator and the door shuts. A little while later that elevator takes all my atoms into the future and deposited them at another location in the future. Then I try to get back into the past by getting back into that elevator and bingo I go further into the future.

I seems only to work one way. The same happens to me on a Jet plane. It only takes me into the future.

There will come a time when I will be able stop from traveling into the future.

That's right after the Grim Reapers knocks on my door. Click on the link.

http://www.chess.com/forum/view/fun-with-chess/death-rang-my-doorbell-copy

The simple subjective difference between past and future is that we believe we have knowledge of the past and (if I am not overgeneralising attitudes) that the past is perpetually rigidly fixed, while we have no definite knowledge of the future and can only predict it to a limited, imprecise extent.

Both views are rather imprecise. If you exchange the words "go to" with  "come from" and the word "past" with "future", you can make structurally similar statements to the ones made in the OP.

To  Elroch 

 The past and the future isn't so bad. The term of "The Present" is the real problem, because it is never there.

It's never present.

This moment, see it's gone.

Now. Gone.

The present always goes into the part. Except myself.

On the contrary, the state of yourself at present is in the past now (a couple of seconds later, as I type).

We need to learn a lesson from Billy Pilgrim!  (Slaughterhouse Five)  He had figured out to go back AND forth, but never beyond his birth and his death. 

What were you smoking?? I want some  :D

But would it not be possible to go back in time should one travel quicker than light? If we can travel faster than light, every action we take could happen after the consequence...

That's a fact we only can go into the future and look only to the past.

If we look farer away we look more to the past, but never to the present or the future.

If we go farer away we come into the far future.