I didn't break much heart but I did and I use to draw as a kid, I get paid by my classmates for drawing but I slowly lost passion for it as I grew.
You made a valid point about time traveling, it is either you get younger if you go back in time or get older if you go to the future.
I am wondering what it would mean if someone who won't see past 2050 chooses to travel to 2051, as an expert in that field you should be able to explain this.
I don't buy the idea of time travel, I love life as it is and I believe that the path I want to go and walk on after changing the past might be more difficult.
RE: The Quest for Perfection: Revisiting the Past to Build a Better Future