(UNILAD) From Back To The Future to Stewie’s machine on Family Guy, people have often wondered if time travel could actually be a real phenomenon.

Of course, plenty of scientists and experts say theoretically it’s possible but the technology needed to make it happen is years and years and years away from being developed. And even then, it’s a stretch.

However, one man named ‘Noah’ has apparently identified himself as a time traveler, risking his life to return from the year 2028 to warn humanity about the future.

In the video, published on YouTube by Paranormal Elite, he says he has risked his life to reveal to us mere 2017ers what the future has in store.

Basically, we’re pretty screwed …

In the video, his bold claims include Donald Trump being re-elected in 2020 much to the annoyance of most of the world and half of America. Also, Artificial Intelligence is going to gain some serious momentum, which we kind of expected anyway.

And in his final prediction, Noah says Google-glasses style machines will take over the planet. Thanks Google.

He said:

It is not my intent to deceive anybody. I want to be clear, my sole objective anybody to prove to you that time travel exists.

In fact I, myself, am a time traveller.

Noah is apparently 50 years old and suffers from anorexia and depression but took an age-rejuvenating drug making him 25 years old. He travelled back to November 13, 2017 from 2021 when time travel was only used by top secret organizations.

It will become open to the public in 2028.

He says his ‘natural year’ is 2021 because that’s where he spent most of his life but it’s our time period where he belongs.

During the video he is visibly distressed and erupts into violent sobbing before talking more about time travel.

Apparently electric cars will be able to drive 600 miles on a single charge by 2021 and we should all be investing time and money into sustainable energy.

His prediction about Trump is pretty certain-sounding too:

I can say this with 100 per cent certainty, I am not giving you my opinion.

Paranormal Elite have apparently given him $700 to help him adjust to life in 2017… or that’s just his acting fee, but who am I to judge?

After a little thanks for listening, he wishes all of humanity a hearty ‘goodbye and good luck’.

Now, I’m off to invest in renewable energy and buy an AI-proof bunker to hole up in when the sh*t inevitably hits the fan with robots.

This article originally appeared on unilad.co.uk