‘Time-traveller’ says computers manipulate time in 2300

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A man who claims to be a time-traveller from 2300 says that in the future computers rule the world and manipulate time. Gerald Gardner says that he travelled to the future in a “top-secret journey” and discovered that “cities were governed by computers”. He adds that the computers “could manipulate time”.

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