Disclaimer: Time travel is a science fiction concept and/or speculation. The existence of time travel cannot be verified. The author loves playing with unfavorable scenarios based on logic which may include errors to figure out the types of situations that should be avoided in the future that may or may not become reality. Feel free to have an open mind and explore possibilities.
In this worldbuilding exercise, there are basically three kinds of time cops (time cops are people who handle the time affairs of their own nation and the time affairs of other nations as well and those who handle their own nation’s time affairs only are just secret service):
- Multiverse time cops (basically they are just people who replace people from the past with other people for favors of some kind as the multiverse is never actually verified and they are like mall Santas are to the idea of Santa Claus but they are basically vultures as that is basically what replacement culture leads to and multiverse leads to replacement culture and it leads to lots of empty spaces in the timeline where there should have been people)
- Sequence time cops (these time cops are the true time cops and handle later time affairs, and they basically follow sequences of events and basically follow a model that is somewhat similar to the computer game Millennia – Altered Destinies)
- Second house time cops (these time cops handle earlier time affairs and basically handle their own second house nation’s time affairs and also a portfolio of Earth nations that is carefully divided amongst the second houses)
The good guys in the picture are in the sequence time cops and second house time cops and the bad guys are basically the multiverse time cops (basically vultures).
The number one area that time cops of any kind will be detected in is the time travelling gene edit environment. It would be something like 70% of the makeup of their activities to regulate and punish time travelling gene edits. Punishments of time travelling gene edits would include causing gene editors to lose all their money and then get it back in a way that forces them to respect nature’s design for the human genome. It is noted that there are also high concentrations of time travel-related issues around the gene edit environment.
Jean Paul Booyens, Author 