We're certainly on the wrong timeline. If I constrained how far back you could take a time machine (scenarios within post), what event(s) would you alter to make the most impact to the present?

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Scenario 1: you may go back as far as January 1, 1999

Scenario 2: you may go back as far as JFK's inauguration on January 20, 1961

Scenario 3: you may go back as far as July 9, 1896 (William Jennings Bryan's "Cross of Gold" speech)

Scenario 4: you may go back as far as 1765 (Stamp Act)

Scenario 5: you may go back as far as 1492, before Columbus sets sail

Scenario 6: you may go back as far as 1 BC

Scenario 7: you may go back to the beginning of time

Sorta America centric but you get the idea.

**Scenario 1:** you may go back as far as January 1, 1999 **Scenario 2:** you may go back as far as JFK's inauguration on January 20, 1961 **Scenario 3:** you may go back as far as July 9, 1896 (William Jennings Bryan's "Cross of Gold" speech) **Scenario 4:** you may go back as far as 1765 (Stamp Act) **Scenario 5:** you may go back as far as 1492, before Columbus sets sail **Scenario 6:** you may go back as far as 1 BC **Scenario 7:** you may go back to the beginning of time Sorta America centric but you get the idea.