Real Time Travel: Dr. Mallet & His Time Machine

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Dr. Mallet's time machine, which aims to use high-intensity lasers to manipulate spacetime for time travel, has not progressed significantly since its initial development in 2002. While some believe the theoretical basis for his work is not entirely implausible, skepticism remains regarding the feasibility of achieving time travel, particularly at low energy levels. The discussion highlights the complexities of causality and paradoxes associated with time travel, with some proposing that parallel universes could resolve these issues. Others argue that predeterminism negates the possibility of paradoxes by suggesting that all events are already established. Overall, the conversation reflects a blend of scientific inquiry and philosophical debate surrounding the nature of time and causality.
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The single action integral is well known in physics. But the double actions integral is my new concept. This integral needs two directions of time (past and future). These distinct directions can only be distinquished at the local infiniteimal region of spacetime. The outcome of this distinction is the concept of matter and antimatter. Macroscopically, we only sense one direction of time as the increase in entropy of thermodynamics. The broken symmetry between matter and antimatter is the creation of potential mass, this is identical to inertial mass and gravitational mass. There is another mass that is related to velocity. I called it kinetic mass. The relativistic mass might be the kinetic mass, I'm still not sure about this.
 

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