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  • Usually when someone out of the past has been brought forward, but often experienced on visits to the past as well.

    September 27, 2007

  • It's a sort of mental overwhelming, isn't it? The way times have changed would make the world incomprehensible to someone from the past. Or is this word meant to describe a more literal physical disorientation from the trip through spacetime? Not that it exists, anyway... ;-)

    September 27, 2007

  • I always enjoyed watching the man who plays a "faux" Benjamin Franklin (now a fixture in Philadelphia) wander around the city looking timeshocked. A fascinating concept.

    September 27, 2007