What did Haibara mean? *Possible Spoilers*

[conan96]

In the stadium case where Conan is stressed and wants the clock to stop and then she comes along and says something along the lines of ''The ones that try to force the ways of time will be punished'' I never really understood that, if someone could just fill me in on it, Thanks in advance.

[dilbertschalter]

In the stadium case where Conan is stressed and wants the clock to stop and then she comes along and says something along the lines of ''The ones that try to force the ways of time will be punished'' I never really understood that, if someone could just fill me in on it, Thanks in advance.

Presumably she is referring to something about her own work in the BO, which, given the effects of APTX-4869 may in some way relate to [s]the pandora gem[/i] some sort of long/eternal life formula. Vermouth's remark to Itakura, "We can be both god and the devil since we are trying to raise the dead against the stream of time" and Haibara's past visit to the mermaid island both seem to indicate some sort interest in changing something pretty fundamental relating to human.

That being said, I'm not a storyline buff myself and there could be something else that is implied by the statement.

[xGinx]

In the stadium case where Conan is stressed and wants the clock to stop and then she comes along and says something along the lines of ''The ones that try to force the ways of time will be punished'' I never really understood that, if someone could just fill me in on it, Thanks in advance.

Presumably she is referring to something about her own work in the BO, which, given the effects of APTX-4869 may in some way relate to [s]the pandora gem[/i] some sort of long/eternal life formula. Vermouth's remark to Itakura, "We can be both god and the devil since we are trying to raise the dead against the stream of time" and Haibara's past visit to the mermaid island both seem to indicate some sort interest in changing something pretty fundamental relating to human.

That being said, I'm not a storyline buff myself and there could be something else that is implied by the statement.

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[Walbuls]

Sounds like a metaphor to not try to play god. Or thats how i interpreted it.

[Chekhov MacGuffin]

"You can’t rush things. Humans can never go against the stream of time. If man forcibly tries to change that there will be punishment" – Haibara (380.17)

If you subscribe to this theory, I think it was a reference to the anti-aging or immortality drug Haibara and her parents were trying to develop as part of the APTX 4869 project.