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Not sure where to post this, but here goes:
I'm not that knowledgeable about tachyons (particles that always go faster than the speed of light, if they exist), but is it true that they go backwards in time according to theory?
If that is true, and if scientists find them, would scientists be able to send messages backwards in time?
If that is true, would our philosophy concerning causality require an immense shift in thinking (effect preceding cause, etc..) ?
Just saying, would the existence of tachyons lead to time paradoxes or other strange effects?
I'm not that knowledgeable about tachyons (particles that always go faster than the speed of light, if they exist), but is it true that they go backwards in time according to theory?
If that is true, and if scientists find them, would scientists be able to send messages backwards in time?
If that is true, would our philosophy concerning causality require an immense shift in thinking (effect preceding cause, etc..) ?
Just saying, would the existence of tachyons lead to time paradoxes or other strange effects?
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