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Pastimes
time travel

An SI Board Since September 1999

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Emcee: Nate	Type: Unmoderated

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69	The possibilities are almost limitless, given what that one little rock's t	Null Dog Ago	-	9/23/1999
68	who knows, maybe the rock you just picked up was pick-uped by someone else who	Nate	-	9/23/1999
67	What effect would going into the past and picking up a rock to take back to the	Null Dog Ago	-	9/23/1999
66	Ah, but by then I will have learned the secrets of the universe and transcended	Null Dog Ago	-	9/22/1999
65	but when i do, i will have to come back here and post to you that you were wro	Nate	-	9/22/1999
64	Ah, but unless someone discovers the means to do it, it cannot be done.	Null Dog Ago	-	9/22/1999
63	hope, no time travel is possible i just don't have the means to do it.	Nate	-	9/21/1999
62	No, the <B>Cosmic Monkey</B> is too busy aping about with his evolu	Null Dog Ago	-	9/21/1999
61	then maybe a quantum mechanic is what you need. or you could contact the <b	Nate	-	9/21/1999
60	I don't think it does...	Null Dog Ago	-	9/21/1999
59	ok from what little research i have done here is what i have come up with Schr	Nate	-	9/21/1999
58	Nulldog, if a quantum mechanic works in your truck, you may find yourself being	C Kahn	-	9/21/1999
57	only if your truck doesn't follow the natural laws of physics. = )	Nate	-	9/21/1999
56	I do wonder if a quantum mechanic could do a better job fixing my truck than th	Null Dog Ago	-	9/21/1999
55	well is this the same all knowing all seeing <b> Cosmic Monkey </b>	Nate	-	9/21/1999
54	Now what effect would the <B>Cosmic Monkey</B> have on the timeline	Null Dog Ago	-	9/21/1999
53	its an open thread, i will do my best to answer and give my opinion on what i c	Nate	-	9/21/1999
52	i am a person who believes in one time line, where the future is not set. so t	Nate	-	9/21/1999
51	gravitional warping, ie the black hole effect.	Nate	-	9/21/1999
50	geometry of space time is a four dimensional object since to take one point you	Nate	-	9/21/1999
49	ok to forward mass's speed towards light speed, as you approach light speed	Nate	-	9/21/1999
48	ok, as for gravity on speed of light travel. since there is a constant gravat	Nate	-	9/21/1999
47	Hey, Charley, you know the way these threads work, as long as it has ANYTHING e	Null Dog Ago	-	9/21/1999
46	Don't worry, C, Nate and I have met on other threads and get along quite we	Null Dog Ago	-	9/21/1999
45	ok just to clarify, i am not a physicist or quantum engineer, i enjoy sci-fi.	Nate	-	9/21/1999

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