Article October 4, 1982 ISSUE

Don't pocket bad "pennies"

JOYCE C. LEDDY

I have always enjoyed movies dealing with the subject of time travel. They have often been a springboard for some deep thinking on time, space, and reality.

Recently, one such film was the catalyst that caused me to clarify some important metaphysical points. In the film a young present-day playwright finds that he is irresistibly drawn to a beautiful actress of the early 1900's and so projects himself back in time in order to meet her. As a condition for the success of this time travel, however, he is cautioned to disassociate himself from everything in the present. The two young people meet and fall in love.

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