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Doesn’t that just put bounds on which wormholes are possible, rather than proving no wormhole is possible?
by erikpukinskis 8y ago
Doesn’t that just put bounds on which wormholes are possible, rather than proving no wormhole is possible?
- akvadrako 8y agoIt doesn't prove they are impossible, but what it shows is if they are possible, the universe is conspiratorial. Because it restricts your free will so you don't create time travel paradoxes.
- krapp 8y agoAs the maxim says, "relativity, causality, or FTL... pick two." The bounds on which wormholes are possible are likely bounds which make the transmission of information (including matter) impossible, because we live in a universe in which relativity and causality exist, and cannot (as far as we know) be violated.