Oh boy. Here's something that's scary for all number of reasons, whether it's true or not. And honestly, we're not sure which we'd prefer.
Paranormal Elite has published a video sent to in by someone claiming to be a time-traveller from the future. The man - who wants to be called Noah and whose face is blurred out in the video to protect his identity - claims to have worked for a government project in the US and fears he will be assassinated. Good enough reason to want your face blurred out, I guess.
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Noah suffers from anxiety and depression, which he claims is the result of all the time travelling. He also claims to be about 50 years old, but that he has taken secret drugs to bring him back to his youth and that he is currently 25 years old.
But don't take our word for it. Watch the video for yourself below:
"It is not my intent to deceive anybody," he tells the camera in a heavily distorted voice. "I want to be clear, my sole objective anybody to prove to you that time travel exists. In fact I, myself, am a time traveller."
Dun. Dun. Duuuuuuuun.
He goes on to say that time travel has been possible since 2003, but that it's "not planned to be released to the public" until 2028, so pop a note in your diaries.
After placing his head in his hands in an over-emotional manner, he then goes on to explain that his "natural year" is 2021, which is the year in which he spends most of his life.
Then, in tears - or what sound like tears anyway - he claims he's been fired and that he's not allowed to go back to his time. "I'm stuck here," he sobs. Which would be terrible if he were from 2421, but surely all he has to do is wait four years?
The folks at Paranormal Elite seem a lot more understanding, however - in the video they say they sent Noah $700 (£529) worth of food and water to "get by for a while."
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As proof that time travel exists, Noah then tells us a few 'facts' about the future. He says that electric and self-driving cars "will be dramatically improved" and that a consumer electric car will be able to drive over 600 miles on a single charge by 2021.
Given that they can currently travel between 350 to 400 miles on a single charge, that doesn't seem too unreasonable. Or that you'd need to travel to the future to know that.
He also says to invest in sustainable energy and artificial intelligence and that there'll be a pair of technologically advanced glasses which will have the power of a desktop computer.
He then tells us with "100 per cent certainty" that the winner of the 2020 US Presidential election will be Donald Trump.
Noah claims all he is doing is telling us the facts about the future, but if you ask me, he comes off bit like a second rate fortune teller. After all, it's hardly Dr Who, is it?
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