If I had a Time Machine

If I had a time machine I'm not exactly sure what I would do, but one thing comes to mind. I would travel to dates where mayor historical events happened or take a little excursion to witness things like the Sphinx losing its nose, or the tower of Pisa tilting to its side. Unlike the typical person who would want to travel to the time of the dinosaurs I would be so anxious to see Jesus do some of his miracles.I wonder if I could go back in time far enough to see the beginning of the universe? if that was ever possible that would be a milestone in my life. It would be quite a menace if the time machine ran out of energy during one of the trips. Having a time machine would be pretty frolicsome. Too bad time machines don't exist yet. I guess I'll just have to keep traveling in my mind when I try to go to sleep feeling as if I have some sort of insomnia.

Languages

Some of the languages used in the world today are languages derived from Latin, the language used by the Romans. These languages are quite comparable, a few of them are French, Italian, and Portuguese. Each of these have a different version of speech and writing. Yet if one ponders enough one may come to ask why these languages are different even though they come from the same roots. That is because each of them has a milestone which marked drastically their development altering its growth as an individual language. All though for some people some of these languages might seem like oddities they are beautiful languages and they are worth learning.

Values

People say that young people have lost many of the traditional values of the older generation. This does not matter, because the old values have no relevance in the modern world. We need to develop a whole new set of values. In what extent do you agree or disagree?

This is a statement found on the internet belonging to a TOEFL practice test. The first time I perused over this statement I completely disagreed. The values found in society are of non changing character, and they are always present. Those that do not have many of the values of the older generation tend to turn and be invidious, although many believe this to be objective. The values of the older generation are as important now as they were in previous generations, and many accuse modern society for the loss of these important values when in fact this all starts at home. It is very important that the loss of many of the traditional values is mitigated before these values are completely lost.