I don't really know where to start when it comes to dismantling the unnecessary scaremongering that a "time traveler" is spreading on TikTok. Normally I don't really care what else he posts, because his videos have a certain entertainment value that are rewarded with likes and shares, but now he's been spreading a warning about July 13th for days, which is going viral and affecting many people younger girls feel insecure - and that's not okay!
Let's start with the warning
This warning has been going viral for days: On July 10th, he posted a video warning of July 13th accompanied by threatening music.
“3 more days - Dear women and girls - July 13th, 2022 - The time has come - This is not a fake - Stay at home!” can be seen as text in the video. Rule of thumb for us: If someone somewhere emphasizes “ This is not a fake ,” we can be almost 100 percent sure that it is a fake.
From July 10th to today, July 13th, he posted more videos with a countdown, a scene with two boys molesting a girl and the text " Girls take care of yourselves " and another warning with the text " Today is The time has come – Don’t go out alone – Don’t go with strangers – Only stay where there are a lot of people .”
Let’s just think logically!
The videos were created with threatening music and even more threatening text, which certainly unsettles unstable personalities, so we advise you to simply go to the logical level in order to expose the nonsense at this point:
- Why would a real “time traveler” issue such a vague warning that only unsettles?
- Is it okay to go out with strangers on any other day?
- Why not a specific warning like “Warning for all girls and women in Frankfurt around 10 p.m.”?
There is also the famous time travel paradox , which is also a major stumbling block in many films with a time travel theme:
However, unfortunately it is the case that something happens to a girl or woman somewhere every day: a murder, a rape, a sexual abuse - which in the worst case the "time traveler" will see as "proof" of the correctness of his prediction. That would be pretty pathetic!
Worrying about July 13th in particular is absolutely unnecessary - because unfortunately, something bad can happen any day.
The time travel trend on TikTok
Some of you may have also watched the Time Traveler's other videos in which he claims mentally travel to the year 2027 and film videos showing deserted places. This sounds very familiar to us!
In August 2021, a “time traveler” from 2027 appeared on TikTok ( we reported ) and also posted videos with deserted places - and prophecies that absolutely did not come true!
Here are the prophecies of the “time traveler” Javier on TikTok at the time:
- 03.08.21: NASA Finds Mirrored Earth, Opposite Gravity, Physics, Motion
- 14.09.21: A Category 6 hurricane will hit South Carolina, becoming the worst in history
- 20.10.21: Eight people will be given superpowers by the sun's extreme energy
- 14.12.21: Three teenagers find a T-Rex egg and a device that opens a portal to an alternate universe
- 02.02.22: Atlantis is found in the Atlantic Ocean, human-fish creatures live there
At least he could have been right about the hurricane (since that's hurricane season anyway), but in 2021 there were only two hurricanes in South Carolina in late June and early July .
Even the deserted videos are easy to create for experienced people: There are enough options to filter out moving objects (people and cars) from a video so that a place appears deserted.
So it's no wonder that the videos are only accompanied by music, never with sound - it would also be annoying to hear people and street noise where there is supposedly none.
The current “time traveler” also never passed the “Lotto Challenge” and the “Music Challenge”: no lottery numbers, no music from 2027 as background music.
Conclusion
No, there are no time travelers who are either mental (like the current “time traveler”) or physical (like “Javier,” who managed to post on the TikTok of 2021 from the year 2027). These videos are pure entertainment at best, but nothing more.
We have absolutely nothing against such entertaining videos and accounts. But when someone uses this to spread unnecessary panic among young girls, the fun stops. Unfollow!
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