From: Dan Fabulich <daniel.fabulich@yale.edu>
>Into the future? Absolutely. Backwards? Almost certainly not.
>Consider: if we were develop backwards time travel at some point
>in the future, then someone could have gone back in time to some
>point before today. If time travel will be discovered, then it
>has already happened.
>Thus, due to the very nature of time travel, if it hasn't happened
>already, we can safely assume that it never will.
Heh,heh, nice try Dan.....
Brian
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