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I agree, I think this is highly logical if we accept the constraints of current physics. However, what if we try the idea that it's incomplete? That maybe the
by keepamovin 11mo ago
I agree, I think this is highly logical if we accept the constraints of current physics.
However, what if we try the idea that it's incomplete? That maybe the "warp bubble" is possible? Somehow, spacetime provides a way to use material science to stabilize it and not use enormous energy. Suddenly you are in your own inertial frame, and everything we see as anomalous follows.
- Tadpole9181 11mo agoI can also conceive of a universe why my FTL drive is powered by good vibes, 40K-style. Much to my chagrin, I'm expected to show an ounce of proof for that hypothesis. Throw in some sci-fi mumbo jumbo with fringe theories that require matter that doesn't exist and defies causality as we understand it, and apparently that requirement goes away for some otherwise intelligent people.