Its possible to 'time travel' by creating and somehow manipulating a wormhole, but all you are doing is essentially slowing down the time around you (once you pass through) so you end up traveling backwards in but only within known bounds. Meaning if you started up a wormhole in 1920 you might be able to traverse time between then and now, but you can't make time spin backwards via this method; you can only do such things as slowing down aging (assuming our body's natural clock is affected by this type of force) or enabling travel over long distances in smaller increments of time. Rather than speeding yourself up you'd be slowing everything else down.
Wormholes are within our scientific grasp, but the ability to get them bigger than atom-sized are nowhere near ready.
And meeting yourself is impossible, as far as this method goes. So despite the slightly added expense, Mike would be doomed to failure in such a meal.
C.
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