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To: Jeff Jordan who wrote (50121)	2/25/2013 7:17:52 PM
From: ggersh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71477

The thought of faster than light is fascinating, again I've never thought of it, but it's mans limitations? You and GB are light years ahead of me on this stuff but even a me can see the possibilities...-vbg-

To: Jeff Jordan who wrote (50121)	2/26/2013 4:06:26 PM
From: zamboz	Respond to of 71477

Cool links. Time travel: So you may be able to send neutrinos back in time, but would anyone notice? "If you're trying to get people's attention by bouncing neutrinos off their head, you could wait for quite awhile," Seth Lloyd, a physicist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, told LiveScience. Who would notice? These guys at MIT should know the answer is themselves. They build the transmitter, and the device to read the neutrinos. The should immediately receive their own transmitted messages from the future, the next day or years later. Paradoxes will immediately kick in. But it would be nice for playing the market or betting on the Super Bowl.<g>