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I find it surprising that we have discussions about this in the public. To speak about ripples back in time in a non-SCI-FI context is a bit surreal. Although
by fierarul 17y ago
I find it surprising that we have discussions about this in the public. To speak about ripples back in time in a non-SCI-FI context is a bit surreal.
Although perhaps science is the new boogie-man. It's no longer the gods tearing down something, it's ripples back in time :-)
- morphir 17y agoI don't think that is science from academia, but rather popular science that is trying to be speculative so Discovery will be tempted to make a tv-show about it..
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- frederickcook 17y agoWell, whatever it takes to get kids more interested in science... right? How many folks at SpaceX do you think started their careers as Star Wars junkies?
- ytinas 17y agoThey knew Star wars was Scifi. What would the effect be if they joined to be part of something cool to find out it was nonsense?
- nollidge 17y agoI bet the History channel would do it. Half that channel is ghost shows anyways.