Time travel?
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1 Corinthians 2:
7. But we speak the wisdom of God in a mystery, even the hidden wisdom, which God ordained before the world unto our glory:
8. Which none of the princes of this world knew: for had they known it, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory.
Backwards, likely no. Unless some select physicists are correct that all of the past, present, and future exists at once and that only our senses give us the impression of time, that is.
Forwards will be someday in the sense that people traveling at high velocity age more slowly than those at slower velocity, and the effects of gravity can enhance the aging difference as well. When man has advanced to the level where we are able to build vehicles that can go near the speed of light, then it will be possible for a person in such a vehicle to orbit the Earth at that high velocity. And in doing this, a year to them would be several hundred years on Earth, so in effect they are "traveling" into the future
Forwards will be someday in the sense that people traveling at high velocity age more slowly than those at slower velocity, and the effects of gravity can enhance the aging difference as well. When man has advanced to the level where we are able to build vehicles that can go near the speed of light, then it will be possible for a person in such a vehicle to orbit the Earth at that high velocity. And in doing this, a year to them would be several hundred years on Earth, so in effect they are "traveling" into the future
no
they tried it with an electron
as it approached the speed of light
the mass kept increasing
which required more energy
yes they were able to create mass from energy
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history allows us to go back
but
very few want to do that
but
very few want to do that
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the future can be anything you want it to be
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even though it is possible to rewrite history
a historian with integrity is quite limited
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even though it is possible to rewrite history
a historian with integrity is quite limited
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Future? Possibly. Past. Never.
Wouldn't that mean that if you went to the future, you are stuck there?
Or could you return?
If you could return, then you have also traveled to the past.
Pretty much.
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If the "many worlds" interpretation of reality is true, then yes, it could be possible.
If "many worlds" is not true, then it's unlikely.
I'm sure it is possible but I think the end will come first.
No.
No. Travel requires a physical medium.
Yes. It's called space-time and it's a pretty important element in Einstein's work
Einstein's work is flawed.
If you think time is a physical entity, please post me a jar of yesterday.
Time and space are intertwined, and space-time is a physical entity. This is important in the physical theories of relativity. It's not exactly shocking to hear you deny scientific concepts like this, though.
Are you aware that satellites' clocks must be constantly re-corrected to account for the fact that they experience time more slowly than us on Earth? Einstein's theory of relativity correctly predicted this would happen before we ever tested it out. Saying he's flawed makes you look really stupid