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Showing posts with label time travel. Show all posts
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2/14/08

bluring time


I don't have time for that shit. Why are you wasting my time! There's
not enough time. What time is it? So many boys, so little time. You
know what time it is. But what is time? My whole life I've struggled
to understand time. I'm thinking about time all the time, why I don't
have it, when I do have it how do I conserve it, and sometimes it
passes way too fast, sometimes not fast enough. Time always alludes my
comprehension. Time is a dimension I guess, a fundamental part of the
universe, but even though it's so fundamental, I'm stating to find
discrepancies- gaps, lags, holes, fissures in time, perhaps leading
one to believe that time is not a constant in the universe?

Almost all of the programming on the universe loves to talk about
time, and they've been broadcasting about time for a hot minute. Due
to what scientists can (currently) measure about the universe, it
seems as though time is changing and speeding up- time is not a
constant when applied to space. Still, many people think time to be
completely not measurable at all. I wonder if all points in time have
already happened, and I'm moving backwards in time, or perhaps through
some other archaic and unorganized way.

I like to think of time not as a single point, but rather as a blur of
my immediate past and immediate future. Time ultimately is my enemy,
my nemesis, my constant. I get so wrapped up and lost in time. Time is
passing as a write this, I don't have any time to wa$te, because they
weren't kidding when they said time is money. Do I have enough time to
do all that I intend to? And what about enough space, do I have that
as well?

I've time travel is possible, but then again anything is possible. If
physics can already bend time, then why can't we make a tunnel?
There's a lot of things I'd need to go back and change in that case,
because I've made a few too many mistakes in my life, and regrets are
a bitch as well as a waste of time.

I've fantasized about one equation for time this entire time! I think
time is measurable, hence it has to be able to be described
mathematically. I recently saw one for time and energy, T(E)=A.R.T.
which I really liked, I think it's cool and inspiring. Time is art?
Maybe time is infinity. Determinism is real? How can I know? Now all
we need is one master equation for the universe and we're all set. It
can't be that far away. I might not be the one to do it, but perhaps I
can contribute?

It seems obvious that intelligent life will one day decide the future
of the universe, which would make us the aliens (living forever and
travelling through space and time).

12/13/07

copy/paste time travel

Time Travel

Back to the future, via a donut-shaped vacuum?

Aug. 2, 2007 20:05 | Updated Aug. 3, 2007 7:51
By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

Could all our blunders be reversed, our failings eliminated? Perhaps so, if an Israeli scientist's research is to be believed. With the help of Prof. Amos Ori, we might just be able to go back and stop the screw-ups from happening in the first place.

Ori, a physicist from the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, has come up with what he says are practical solutions to overcome the hindrances that experts have long regarded as stopping us from traveling back in time.

In a paper published in the latest issue of the Physical Review journal, the scientist offers a theoretical model, based on mathematical equations describing conditions that, if established, could help lead to the development of a time machine of sorts. But rather than building an actual device, Ori explains that "the machine is space-time itself."

Time travel research is based on bending space-time so far that the time lines actually warp back on themselves to form a loop.

"We know that bending does happen all the time, but we want the bending to be strong enough and to take a special form where the lines of time make closed loops," explains Ori. "We are trying to find out if it is possible to manipulate space-time to develop in such a way."

While the possibility of time travel has never been ruled out, scientists have identified a number of physical challenges, including a perceived need for some form of exotic matter to create the necessary warp and get the wheels of time to turn back. Such matter is predicted by the quantum field theory to exist, although only in quantities too small for the construction of an actual time machine.

But Ori puts forth a different approach eliminating the need for exotic matter.

"If the proper initial conditions were achieved, the time machine would evolve on its own without any further intervention," he asserts. "It can be likened to shooting a ship with a cannon. Once the cannon is aimed properly and fired, the cannonball hits the ship on its own, driven solely by the laws of physics. The machine is space time itself. If we were to create an area with a warp like this in space that would enable time lines to close on themselves, it might enable future generations to return to visit our time."

But don't pack your bags and get ready to go dinosaur-hunting yet. "We, however," he cautions, "could not return to previous ages because our predecessors did not create this infrastructure for us."

The details of Ori's research are so complicated as to be baffling: In a 2004 paper, Ori outlined a set of conditions that would allow for the creation of a time loop without the need for exotic matter. According to that theory, the time loop would form as a donut-shaped vacuum, inside which time would curve back on itself, so that a person traveling around the loop might be able to go further back in time with each lap. A sphere containing a non-exotic - but unidentified - matter would in turn surround the loop.

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12/12/07

copy/paste

December 12, 2007 - Wednesday


(time travel)

My theory on time travel and singularity:

Alright, this sounds far fetched.

NEWAYZ,

Apparently, people like Arthur C. Clarke say things like, "If the ancient Greeks hadn't been wiped out, we would have colonized all the visible stars at this time." That's a quote from the 80s, which was based on... an equation!

So, since time is just another dimension, all we need is a physicist to bend time and make a tunnel, whereby the singularity (singinst.org) could be pushed further and further back in time.

Which means, if one was to actually do this, "death" in reality would mean you never existed. It's hard to be a genius.

But that would cause problems such as rifts in time, etc etc.

Where is Q when we need him!!!

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information (age)

The first time I ever went on the internet, I was in elementary school at Buena Vista Elementary in Walnut Creek California. I had to go to a mandatory computer class (for which I am endlessly grateful) but the first time I went on the internet, I realized that there was something different about it. All of a sudden, I could peer into any corner of the world I so chose. I could go on the computer and find out about anything I ever wanted to learn.

SO, it wasn't long before I started to look at gay porn as much as I possibly could every day starting in middle school.

Basically, the internet has shaped who I am, and what AS WELL AS HOW I think. Years ago, porn was not so accessible. It makes me sad when female friends of mine talk shit on porn. I know they just have to find what gets them off. I am so happy that the new generation of queer ppl already have it all at their disposal. This means, people will discover more and more about themselves at a younger and younger age. More and more cute 18 year old gay boys over time. MMMM 18 year old boys. And I'll be here to corrupt them, and teach them how to manipulate gay ppl in power to get whatever you want.

We're living in the information age. Gen x and y or whatever the fuck they called that shit is now only a distant memory! The internet was invented for the purpose of the FREE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION. omg, ps why does it cost money????? It was designed to be free and accessible to all humans on earth in order to create one world society. The internet is the first step to singularity. Thank Buddha that google is behind the singularity. They are quickly becoming the most powerful force on this planet, and they plan on making all of the following possible, but only for the right people:

1. TRANSCENDING BIOLOGICAL LIMITATIONS

2. SPACE TRAVEL

3. DIGITAL CONSCIOUSNESS, HENCE THE AGE OF THE SPIRITUAL MACHINE

4. BRAIN IMPLANTS

5. OTHER SHIT I'M NOT GOING TO TYPE ON THE INTERNET

Did I mention I might be in the movie, but just asking questions? singinst.org

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motto

"Nobody ever became rich by spending money."

-Angela Bacca

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love

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