I like that idea of doible-exposure

Also I at the same time, as I have no idea is the person would want a stranger to see those photos, so I at least try to partly destroy it. And I have no idea if that film has recognizable people from the past in it, would I publish it. Let's think about that if there's something after developing.

So, I don't find present people all that interesting (I mean generally, not totally) and that means I don't think I'd find future people interesting either.

I feel the same. The thing is that people and their genes and dna and their nature and needs are still the same as it was 100 years ago. I don't know, a thousand years ago. Tech has developed exponentially but people, naah. Evolving does not happen in few hundred years, we are still greedy, envious, bad, selfish, engaging wars and thinking that we are meant to be the earth ruling emperors and that we know all and that as we are humans, we are not animals and the other stuff out there, nature and the actual animals, do not matter and people do fine without it.

Or is it that I'm talking about the opposite thing, that I think that people generally are good but totally bad? Oh no. Let's not think about that too much. Let's just say that I agree with you.

Oh gosh, what an outburst. Sorry. :)

Past people though? I want to unlock their secrets

Digging into ones past is really fascinating. Not only if there are somehow famous people there, good or bad, but seeing how they probably, as you have their genes, have thought about things the same way. More or less.

But there also are the really significant things in the history of people. If you could get your hands in to that knowledge that was in the destroyed library of Alexandria, or get to see any other place that was destroyed and people today know very little of it, would you want to see it? Perhaps somewhat a stupid question as I think I already know the answer.

It probably sounds dumb to you, but I find the past fascinating and find I'm less and less tolerant of the present.

I completely understand you.