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Originally Posted by Steve Jordan
That's the whole catch: Moving finite objects. It might, I say might, be one thing to send a particle or even a stream of particles backwards in time. But to send a specific organization of particles (like, a man) through a wormhole or some such system, and expect it to come out the other end intact... well, let's say that although it might be theoretically possible, the amount of energy and control needed to pull it off would be so close to infinite as to be impossible.
And that doesn't even get into aiming for the right spot to land...
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even sending particle back in time can have a huge effect now think if you could spend a bool msg back in time.. you can tell a computer a lot of info with just with a few particle. and if we can get that at some point we maybe able to get a man. the force invoid with a worm hole would be great.
lets say if could send a msg back in time sould we?
under what type of times should be even think about it? would it be only something we think about if all of man kind was wiped out?
aiming it at 1st would be like a Carpenter trying to cut something that is smooth to the nano meter but computer power will get to the point that you could factor all that in and aim it right to a spot one day. getting better and better per moores law