Marshall Barnes Close To Breakthrough That Would Make 'Afrofuturism' Vision A Reality

WASHINGTON - July 1, 2022 - PRLog -- Internationally noted advanced concept R&D engineer and time travel science researcher, Marshall Barnes has emerged from a long winter with his research into time travel all but complete except for the final steps of its execution. Dealing with multiple financial set backs due to the COVID 19 crisis, he's successfully proceeded with his research leading the effort to achieve time travel to the past, even far ahead of China. The result is bringing closer a major breakthrough for fans of the Afrofuturism science fiction genre. If successful, providing the means for African Americans to go to a parallel past to establish a new, modern civilization there that could grow to dominate the world in that future. It would be an opportunity to dwarf the mythic comic book nation of Wakanda from Marvel comics films.

Afrofuturism is a cultural aesthetic, and philosophy of science and history exploring the African diaspora culture. Coined by Mark Dery in 1993 it was promoted in the late 1990s by Alondra Nelson.

"There's a very important reason why wealthy African Americans should take this seriously," Marshall says. ''First, as a venture capital pitch, there's zero risk - it's backed by a special kind of NFT which will increase in value and could be traded or resold. Second, the total amount for the raise is $100,000 tops. Last, if the fund is successful, operations for mining and other resources that will generate billions and opening up the opportunity of moving people to locations there that will be safe from the coming calamities here in the present."

Marshall points out the business activities with other start-ups are meaningless because none of them deal with the coming threats to Humanity, let alone provide any special havens for starting a new type of Africentric civilization, anywhere.

"There is no such effort on the part of African Americans or any other people of color and if everything goes to Hell, as predicted, then what? My project is the only one with any chance of success because it's the only one that has a chance of completion on time - the end of 2023."

Marshall wrote a complete article on this idea in 2020 (see https://vocal.media/geeks/blerds-could-get-a-real-wakanda... ) before he completed his research. He's now ready to start final experiments based off his success proving how it would work using parallel universes which resulted in a published, double blind, peer reviewed paper.

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