2 ms·
Time Travel and Fresh Cherries
- RiderOfGiraffes 16y agoIf the field between travel and not travel is sharp then you can transport a slice of carrot into the future by 1ms, thus effectively slicing it. Repeat and you have a neat and clean food processor. Ditto steel, wood and any other building materials.
- tjmaxal 16y agoMy first question is about power management? If we could effectively mine the past for energy, by sending it to the future, could you invent a perpetual machine that always pushes the "work" to the future?
- redsymbol 16y agoDon't think so. The total amount of energy you could send forward would always be finite. That's assuming you just have time-travel in the forward direction. If you can time travel into the past, maybe. But I think paradoxes like that are a big reason why Hawking predicts time travel backwards is not physically possible.