Hey /sci/ i'm from /b/ i know most of you are geeks and

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it is reality you are already travelling through time

>>8004239
Brilliant.

Welcome to /sci/. Unfortunately we must ask you to delete your thread since the only topics allowed here are: Barnett spaces, sum of all natural numbers, quantum consciousness and Norman Wildberger.

>>8004215
I like blackholes the best when trying to poke holes in the fabric of reality.

I like to think that you wouldn't even notice the gravitational strength of one since as light bends, so does time, energy and therefore reality.

I like to think that the weight is just spread on a different dimension (read: different direction) almost like sideways yo our reality, except it all appears to be at one point.

Kinda like how there is a fucktonne of mass in the universe but you aren't ripped apart because it's all too far away

But I also realize that I'm probably dead wrong

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>>8004371
Sum of all natural numbers is 0. Easy.

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>>8004215
"Traveling" is arbitrary. We travel through time as we live. Time dilation is another story, but we don't have the means of technology to do anything practical about that whatsoever.

"Parallel universe" is a sensationalized idea, and there's really no reason to seriously consider it other than if you're an absolute pigeon who gets amused at thinking about shit that's completely out of your grasp. Why seriously consider a location that we could neither see nor detect? It's frivolous.

>>8004497
Doesn't m theory basically say that our universe is a membrane in a hypervolume containing multiple universes? I don't know a whole lot about physics, but that sounds relevant. Though of course it can't be actually observed, much less interacted with, so there isn't much to discuss

>>8004511
I will cut off my penis, sauté it in garlic and oil, and eat it with a glass of Cabernet if there is ever evidence found linking m-theory to reality. Don't get lost in popsci.

>>8004486
NO

its -1/12

>>8004550
>meme theories

>>8004511
I'd be highly entertained to see you try to actually explain what you just wrote.

Fun fact: string theory and its derivatives are just mathematical circlejerking that somehow steals funding from physics. It's just a bunch of algebraists and geometers wanking off in 24 dimensions.

Observe that 1+2+3+4... approaches -1/12 as the number of terms approaches infinity(unintuitive but a mathematical fact). Reflexively as you approach -1/12 in arbitrary velocity unit at infinitesimal range then in a given triple integrated n-dimensional manifold space your velocity in n=1/12 approaches light speed allowing forward but not backwards time travel.

>>8005598
So it's like theology but with geometry

>>8004215
>relativity states that space and time are aspects spacetime
It doesn't though, spacetime is just a mathematical construct that is nice to work with