> Ronald Mallett thinks he has found a practical way to make a time
> machine. Mallett has worked out that a circulating beam of light, slowed to
> a snail's pace, just might be the vital ingredient for time travel. Not
> only is the technology within our grasp, Mallett has teamed up with other
> scientists at Connecticut to work towards building it. "With this device,"
> he says, "time travel may become a practical possibility."
>From New Scientist May 16, 2001:
> http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=4856
The physics makes my head hurt. If this turns out to be feasible
my probability guess that we are living in a simulation is going
to go up significantly.
Robert
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