Possible Consequences of Time Travel: A Scientific Perspective

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the theoretical implications and consequences of time travel, exploring both scientific and philosophical perspectives. Participants examine the feasibility of time travel, its potential effects on the universe, and the nature of time itself, incorporating elements of physics, metaphysics, and speculative reasoning.

Discussion Character

  • Debate/contested
  • Conceptual clarification
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant suggests that time travel could either be impossible or lead to catastrophic consequences for the universe, citing concerns about mass duplication and gravitational effects.
  • Another participant argues that energy cannot be destroyed, implying that time travel would not result in duplicate matter, as the universe has already accounted for one's energy in its structure.
  • A question is raised about the assumption that the universe does not operate on a linear view of time, challenging the basis of that claim.
  • Reference is made to Einstein's theory of relativity, indicating a connection to established scientific principles.
  • A more abstract perspective is introduced, suggesting that time travel involves multi-dimensional and spiritual considerations, proposing that traditional three-dimensional explanations are insufficient.
  • Discussion includes concepts like harmonic calendars and the law of time, indicating a blend of scientific inquiry and metaphysical exploration.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express differing views on the nature of time travel and its implications, with no consensus reached on the feasibility or consequences of time travel. The discussion remains unresolved with multiple competing perspectives presented.

Contextual Notes

Some claims rely on assumptions about the nature of time and energy that are not fully explored or defined. The discussion includes speculative ideas that may not align with conventional scientific understanding.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals interested in theoretical physics, metaphysics, and the philosophical implications of time travel may find this discussion relevant.

Eepl
As I see it one of two thing can happen with time travel.

1- Time travel is not possible at all.

2- We time travel and destroy the universe. Here's why,
- The universe has a set mass, and therefore a set gravitational pull. If you go back in time you have just increased the mass of the universe and eventhough it's a small mass it will still change everything.
-And also the atoms that you are made of are were making up somthing else in the past. So the question is then can you have a duplicate copy of matter in the same universe? Or would it destory the duplicate copys of matter then decreasing the mass of the universe.
 
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Energy cannot be destroyed, so technically, if you went back in time, you would only be transferring your 'mass' (energy). There would be no dupicate copy to destroy.

Though we (humans) view time as linear, the universe does not work upon this principle. So, since you exist now, if you were to go back into time, the universe has already *calculated* your energy into the scheme of it all, so there would be no off-balance reaction.
 
Though we (humans) view time as linear, the universe does not work upon this principle.

Ummm. How do you know that?
 
Einstein's Relativity
 
the work of time travel is a multi-dimensional spiritual challenge

explaining time travel in 3-dimensional terms will never do

realizing super conciousness and hyper-dimensional mind is one way to begin

the law of time extend einstein's theory that time is the fourth dimension, and give an experimental blue print for our research into time- the 13 moon calendar and the dreamspell!

start with traveling form one day to the next- the tools you have to use are the artificial mechanical clock and the gregorian unharmonic calendar- study harmonic 'calendrics' - or synchronometrics and chronomancy- the universe, planets, stars, people, events, and learn more about new concepts of time before time traveling- start with days, then move on to moons- and years- compressing aspects of duration in days, weeks, months, years, into comprehensible geometry that extends from the forth dimension and informs the third dimension is where it's at- first glimpse harmonic time sensibility

learning about the law of time and the dreamspell is good start

13 moon self-study pilot program
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