mooncancook
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Originally posted by: SampSon
Humans are so funny. We think we actually know enough about the universe to make wide all encompassing assertions about the physics of the entire universe.
Reality is we don't know a damn thing. Everything we know is through our perception and defined by systems we created. Quite egotistical.
Originally posted by: SampSon
Humans are so funny. We think we actually know enough about the universe to make wide all encompassing assertions about the physics of the entire universe.
Reality is we don't know a damn thing. Everything we know is through our perception and defined by systems we created. Quite egotistical.
Originally posted by: cRazYdood
Originally posted by: JS80
can't you theoretically SEE into the past though?
You see into the past when you look at the stars...
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
I don't know why people think that we're able to travel back in time.
Think about it... if we ever could, we always have. Unless you're telling me that nobody in the history of mankind ever thought of traveling further back than March 12, 2007.
I do think that we'll be able to go forward in time, though, since that really only requires putting yourself in suspended animation.
Originally posted by: SampSon
Humans are so funny. We think we actually know enough about the universe to make wide all encompassing assertions about the physics of the entire universe.
Reality is we don't know a damn thing. Everything we know is through our perception and defined by systems we created. Quite egotistical.
Originally posted by: feralkid
Originally posted by: cRazYdood
Originally posted by: JS80
can't you theoretically SEE into the past though?
You see into the past when you look at the stars...
By that logic, it's the same if you shine a flashlight into your eyes (it's just not as far into the "past").
The same could be said about sound; therefore whenever you hear something you are "hearing the past".
When you smell something, it had to travel through nerves to the brain, so I guess we're all smelling the past as well.
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Originally posted by: pontifex
i didn't think we could travel at light speed yet?
meh anyway, i always hate reading these things because everyone talks in current technology. who knows what we'll have 100 years down the line?
Originally posted by: OS
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
I don't know why people think that we're able to travel back in time.
Think about it... if we ever could, we always have. Unless you're telling me that nobody in the history of mankind ever thought of traveling further back than March 12, 2007.
I do think that we'll be able to go forward in time, though, since that really only requires putting yourself in suspended animation.
maybe we have and we don't really know about it which is what ufos are good for.![]()
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: SampSon
Humans are so funny. We think we actually know enough about the universe to make wide all encompassing assertions about the physics of the entire universe.
Reality is we don't know a damn thing. Everything we know is through our perception and defined by systems we created. Quite egotistical.
Some systems, such as the notion of God, we created.
But others, such as physics, have always been there, and we merely observed them.
By going to the past, you alter the outcome of the present which causes an alternate but equal reality to exist. In other words, to the people who exist in that alternate reality do not know about the existence of the original reality. What would be real cool is to be able to hop between the different instances.Originally posted by: 91TTZ
I love when people make statements like that but don't realize the logical flaw.Originally posted by: pontifex
i didn't think we could travel at light speed yet?
meh anyway, i always hate reading these things because everyone talks in current technology. who knows what we'll have 100 years down the line?
"Maybe we'll be able to go back in time... in the future"
Think about it... if we ever were able to go back in time, we'd see time machines all around us. Surely everyone would be rushing to be the first guy to invent a time machine and strike it rich, and they'd all fight it out by going back in time to be the "first" one to invent it. The fact that we don't have them now pretty much tells you that we never will.
Originally posted by: SSSnail
If you can't travel backwards, you can't travel forwards either. Prove to me that I'm wrong.
