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Originally posted by CrusadingKnight
reply to post by sunspot0
Time travel is possible. Just forwards though, as I recall. Not backwards unless we are currently unaware of something in physics as of now. would require alot of energy though.
Originally posted by SRHAZE420
Let's see it work in action! Send me back, i need some powerball numbers...and to say some things different to some people!
Originally posted by MolecularPhD
reply to post by Gentill Abdulla
I thought you might enjoy this paper.
www.valdostamuseum.org...
Originally posted by constantwonder
They draw the numbers on Saturday night. I write down the winning numbers. I hop in my Gentil Abdulla time machine. I travel into THE PAST( one day- Friday). I buy a ticket using the numbers which will be drawn the following day. This involves travelling into the PAST, only one time travel required, to win the lottery. If you travel forward to get the winning numbers, then you will need to return to the time before they draw the numbers to buy a ticket.
Originally posted by SRHAZE420.
And just for FUTURE reference you have to go forward in time to get winning lottery numbers. . .
I don't think a ticket from the 90's will do you much good in 2010
Originally posted by MolecularPhD
reply to post by YouAreDreaming
What an amazing paper. Well written and very much based on a real scientific method. Whether I believe the author or not, his approach to his idea was well thought out and calculated. I am sending this to a few of my friends who are Theoretical Quantum Physicists to get their opinions on the subject. I'm not one who dismisses Cause, but you must have an objective mind as a Scientist; however improbable this may or may not be.
Thank You
TheGhost
Originally posted by YouAreDreaming
Since you are a fan of math, I came across a paper that takes yet another approach to the origins of the Universe from a mathematical view point:
brianwhitworth.com...
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by YouAreDreaming
Since you are a fan of math, I came across a paper that takes yet another approach to the origins of the Universe from a mathematical view point:
brianwhitworth.com...
There is no math in that paper, just amateurish philosopher conjectures.
Originally posted by davesidious
reply to post by Eurisko2012
There is no evidence that the Philadelphia experiment even happened, let alone gave science knowledge. Please stop repeating this tripe - it makes ATS look bad.
It doesn't matter how many scientific-sounding words you cram into a post, it doesn't stop it being nonsense.