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I don't see how moving an atom at (supposedly) instantaneous speed could equate to time travel, time is not a thing or a space, it's just a way to measure how many times the earth went around the sun before an event occured. Time isn't a location to be travelled on, and how could you "send an Echo back to 2023"?? Time isn't a location, how can it be a destination?

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edit- read that, not sure how it would allow you to travel to the past or future either... it's basically saying that distance doesn't matter, which I understand

361 days ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

I don't see how moving an atom at (supposedly) instantaneous speed could equate to time travel, time is not a thing or a space, it's just a way to measure how many times the earth went around the sun before an event occured. Time isn't a location to be travelled on, and how could you "send an Echo back to 2023"?? Time isn't a location, a destination

Will read the entanglement in a sec

edit- read that, not sure how it would allow you to travel to the past or future either... it's basically saying that distance doesn't matter, which I understand

361 days ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

I don't see how moving an atom at (supposedly) instantaneous speed could equate to time travel, time is not a thing or a space, it's just a way to measure how many times the earth went around the sun before an event occured. Time isn't a location to be travelled on, and how could you "send an Echo back to 2023"?? Time isn't a location, a destination

Will read the entanglement in a sec

edit- read that, not sure how it would allow you to travel to the past or future either... it's basically saying that distance doesn't matter, which I understand, and my brain hurts lol

361 days ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

I don't see how moving an atom at (supposedly) instantaneous speed could equate to time travel, time is not a thing or a space, it's just a way to measure how many times the earth went around the sun before an event occured. Time isn't a location to be travelled on, and how could you "send an Echo back to 2023"?? Time isn't a location, a destination

Will read the entanglement in a sec

edit- read that, not sure how it would allow you to travel to the past or future either... and my brain hurts lol

361 days ago
1 score
Reason: Original

I don't see how moving an atom at (supposedly) instantaneous speed could equate to time travel, time is not a thing or a space, it's just a way to measure how many times the earth went around the sun before an event occured. Time isn't a location to be travelled on, and how could you "send an Echo back to 2023"?? Time isn't a location, a destination

Will read the entanglement in a sec

361 days ago
1 score