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The relativity of time isn’t just why we can’t go out into space and come back the same. It can actually be used as a tool to preserve someone traveling at faster-than-light speed or through a kind of wormhole. Someone who’s 25 in 2025 could leave on an FTL trip and come back still 25 but find Earth long gone. If the trip is planned right, they could skip ahead hundreds or even thousands of years and see what humanity became. Maybe people mastered life extension and stopped destroying themselves. Or maybe Earth’s just dead, and the traveler ends it there, or drifts out into space in case something else ever finds them.That’s basically time travel to the future. We don’t have FTL or wormholes yet, but they could be the simplest way to make it happen.

An AI could someday navigate and calculate everything once we figure out propulsion, power, and materials. Particle accelerators might even point us in the right direction.I imagine two possibilities: one where Earth’s thriving, built up with massive structures, proof we made it; the other where it’s burned out after nuclear war. The first one’s worth betting on. Living to see what humanity becomes sounds way better than traveling to dead planets. And if we ever change our biology enough to live on other worlds, that’s a bonus. I’d take that risk, even if it means coming back to nothing. Or maybe one day we just turn Earth itself into a ship using its core for power and fly it through space. Imagine that.

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I think motionally induced EMFs are the place to investigate. "What happens when the unstoppable force meets the unmovable object?" Space and time are baked into the cake, but I believe there is more freedom there than many realize

>>520739191 (OP)
Chatgtp cannot use human '

Yeah cool too bad none of us is gonna see this shit

You will be in charge of the program

>>520739231
Why don't we have an AI edit of her whipping those clown jugs out for the boys?

>>520739191 (OP)
>he thinks the saucer jews would allow us to exit the ride

theres a reason why we we never get past a certain point

>>520739191 (OP)
Why do we need AI when we have a bumper crop of spergs?

>>520739191 (OP)
just put me on a time dilation ship already with a gaming rig and onahole. I'll report back via a quantum entangled particle. if everyone's dead I'll just jerk it to anime till I'm dead.

I had a dream that I interpreted as being relevant to a time machine. It was the two equations for a motionally induced EMF. The magnetic components dropped out and I was left with Time= velocity length. That's not what the books say.. I tried to implement this concept in hardware, but have received null results so far.. but I'm basically retarded

I think of this frequently. I had the dream over a year ago, but it left such an impression on me... I have never had a dream like it before. As this was laid out before me, I felt shocked, as if electrocuted. Then woke and saw how it related. I have been digging through dumpsters for appropriate components. I got something together, powered it up, and spun it, but there was 0V on terminals where I expected tension. The stator was from a generator and it has a different magnetic circuit than I thought was appropriate.. but I didnt see why it wouldn't work. But I am not an expert with magnetic circuits. I recently found a motor with appropriate dimensions that will work for the rotor I have, but smaller in size than the first test, but the stator requires rewinding... Damn. I can kill any thread.

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>>520740459
didn’t kill it too bad, I read it it
weird and you’re definitely wrong on your physics but still a good read
keep plugging away at it though you might just discover something you didn’t know before and that will make it worth it

Yes. The math is bad Delta Phi / Delta T and VBL are the two equations for an EMF induced by motion, the first when a magnetic field changes relative to a conductor, and the second when the conductor moves relative to a magnetic field. Deltas simplified, phi and B dropped out. I was left with Time = velocity length. This is not what the books say ( distance = velocity time) but phi and B are different. They differ spatially. Which is flux and which is flux density, I forget. But dreams are poetic and I'm not stuck on the math except I would like a human meaningful explanation as a novelty I suppose. I considered a special condition where a moving magnetic field could be considered stationary

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>>520739206
We just need more energy to wrap the space-time fabric so two locations are one around a ship for few ms, that's it