This, btw, is the premise of a story I'm working on. Sending an addressed message through time whose recipient is uncertainly located in space.
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That's only an hour and forty minutes difference
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So you’re looking for a time capsule of sorts? Something that will hold up over 180 years into the future?
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Create a religion based on that person. Create wealth, put it into a fund, arrange future donation to that person. If has a specific interest (e.g. an area of research), write a must-read seminal paper on that area. (oops! that's writing!) Build a long-lasting institution.
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Still not sure I get where you want to go but a signed message on the blockchain is forever, e.g the korean peace treaty. Assuming internet still around, this should do.https://etherscan.io/tx/0xf56d81301da93f71368ad7f8d605648d77be6edb13e8875cf3e5906f38d1b548 …
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Didnt dr. brown do something to this effect in back to the future 2 using western union?
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Write a very good fantasy novel and spend massive $ on PR when it's published. (Stephen King once observed fantasy tends to outlive other subgenres. It's also the perfect genre for steganographic messages even in its broad blurbs / summaries.)
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Georgia Guidestone’s ain’t bad.
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