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So how does your time machine work? Kerr black holes?

• motohagiography 5y ago
  Hah, easier. Well into a sci-fi meta-comment here. Think of how self-similarity emerges as a property of systems of energy and 'information,' and then consider what popping out and traversing pools of those self-similar equillibria might look like. The universe doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes. While it won't make a difference, think of time as a fractal dimension of space (it's all there for 3D, in your constant, pi), where creating turbulence on the space 'side' can let you traverse and hop between islands in these self similar pools of 'time.' We can encode and transmit DNA across these pools using quantum computation ahead of ourselves, and by the time we arrive physically, the civilization is mostly baked and ready to join us. I happen to occupy this body to help prime this civ for the arrival and quick sort. You've got the moral criteria for working with others, and everything you need. As your people say, "Don't Panic." Anyway, be kind, this next part is always a hard one.