it's happening.

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> dailymail

[Citation needed]

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>>8068698
it's happening

>>8068698
science research really is stagnating globally

we really need another world war to filter out all the shit from the gold

>>8068698
Are you sure that this is not from the future?

>>8068717
Little short term selective pressure for high tech.

>>8068698
Source?

>>8068703
how do you recognize it?

>>8068698
>thinks sending a photon into the past means humans will be able to do the same

kek, it's not happening sorry son

>>8068792
maybe we can shed light on some things we don't know from the past.

How can you believe observations are 100% true?

>>8068698
>Tim Ralph and his PhD student Martin Ringbauer simulated a Deutsch’s model of closed timelike curves
>Although it’s just a mathematical simulation, their model is mathematically equivalent to a single photon traveling through a closed timelike curves.
amazing!

You guys I am so going to be Jack the Ripper some day.

>>8068832
In a movie.

>>8068809
Kek

>>8068792
You will be able to download porn before you even click the button

>>8068809
>thousands of reported cases of rapists cockblocked by a flash of light
>all claim they saw into the future

>>8068853
Take your pedophile cartoons back to >>>/a/.

Fucking degenerate, you are the reason this board is beyond saving.

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>>8068698
is ytv related?

>time-coffee-space-contiuum
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00CK8XC3P_k

>>8068847
Will I still have to click the button afterwards?

likely some type of aliasing error

>>8068809
>:)

>>8069368

More then that, since you'll only click to send the porn back in time if you actually liked the porn, you'll have the perfect fap everytime.

>>8068750
By "high tech" you mean websites peddling ads for penis enlargements, correct?

This means that time travel may be discovered in the future which means that our entire history was created and maintained by time travelers as they could change it whenever they wish

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>>8068698
Remember this OP?
[spoiler] Now stfu shitposter [/spoiler]

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>implement closed timelike curves in a computer processor
>compute O(n!) problem, encode result in photons
>send photons back in time to before starting computation
>problem becomes O(1)

is it possible /sci/?

>>8072344
If you don't start the computation, how would you get the result in the first place? Or last?

>>8072393
>he doesn't know

>>8072393
jesus fuck youre dumb

>>8072344
>mfw suddenly the most popular field in math is determining if something is computable or not instead of optimization

I'm German, when and how can I send Hitler a copy of Wikipedia?

>>8072450
He would need a time machine, dumb ass. If we just invented it, then that is how far communication from the future could go. OP is full of crap, though, because time travel is impossible

>>8072393
Once you start the computation, it will finish before you started it, so in the past-self's perspective the computation never ran. Which would implie a continuum of the consciousnes. (^:

>>8068698
nothing new

we do this every night when we sleep

our consciousness tunnels to the edge of the metauniverse (the false reality which we perceive in these simple physical vessels) and we manifest into our true bodies made up entirely of emotion and energy in the real universe which connects us all to god (the universe)

>>8072544
>our consciousness tunnels to the edge of the metauniverse (the false reality which we perceive in these simple physical vessels) and we manifest into our true bodies made up entirely of emotion and energy in the real universe which connects us all to god (the universe)

A++ parody of bumbling new age retards

>>8072458
This doesn't work.

Consider how fast technology has been growing.

We went from flying a few hundred feet in 1903 to flying to the Moon in 1969. If we invented a time machine today, and 10 years from now we traveled back to today with a detailed report of every technological advance in those 10 years, we'd essentially skip 10 years of development. And we could repeat this over and over, until eventually we'd invent a time machine that could go back to before it was made.

>>8072344
ur a homo

>>8072644
its " u r a homo" ediot

>>8068698
They still haven't proven useful packets of information can travel back in time, of that I'm sure.

>>8068698
> implying the past exists
wew lad

>>8072553
>until eventually we'd invent a time machine that could go back to before it was made.
Even if time travel were possible, it may be that this is impossible.

>>8072914
that's just a pasta anon

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/04/160413120954.htm

Proof

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>>8072450
we did, that's how they had advanced technology, but the previous information sent wasn't enough to they win the war, since the past changed.

I smell a good fiction here

Need a longer experiment that take place over the time period of 1 year to convince me.

If the time travel experiment can send light 1 year back in time, then I'll believe the experiment is correct.

PS: If the time travel experiment can send winning numbers for the next Powerball drawing (next Wednesday) encoded in light message, then these scientists will be filthy rich.

>>8072450
>current year
>has not seen documentary proving hitler didnt commit suicide and escaped
>doesnt realize hitler is still alive and well living like a king with jew gold

zoz

Can we change the future?

Let's say we send message from the future identifying the killer of a little girl. So we lock him up to prevent him from killing the little girl. Will we change the future by saving the little girl's life? Will this create a time paradox?

>>8073007
This question has been addressed several times now, with several hypothesis for solutions already.

1.) Paradoxes are possible.

2.) Closed time loops are possible. (Paradoxes impossible.)

3.) Alternative realities.

is a physics degree worth getting? i feel like engineers can't really discuss shit like this without going on about applications, even though there will be tons of that in the future.

>>8073057
If you are proficient in physical and math, then physics is a good degree. If you are proficient in physical science and chemical science, engineering is a better choice.

Basically, engineers know how its done, physicists know how to do it. You need just as many engineers to build a telescope as you need physicists to operate it.

>>8073057

>Degree meme.

Mathematics.
$300k starting. Any job.

>>8073062
what if i want to bake my cake and also eat it?

>>8073057
BS, no.
PhD, yes.

>>8073077
Then fuck off

>>8073063
you are an indoctrinated piece of shit who thinks math will get you rich.

>>8073157
why? what's wrong with being a researching engineer who happens to know more physics than CAD skills?

>>8073126
isn't a PhD a pain though? i wouldn't want to spend my life on it only to be making as much as i would with a BS as a junior researcher for some company.

>>8073167
How nu ru

>>8073063
i think you mean:
IQ 180 good will hunting who happens to do math
$300k starting. any job.

you:
IQ 140 from iqtest.com who has a "degree in math"
$30k starting. one job.

>>8073177
How stupid ru

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>>8073063
>math
>overpaid

>>8070795
This idea wouldn't even work.

What if as a result of Steven Hawking having people arrive at his party, he decided not to send the invitation after the party, which results in a paradox.

>>8073167
>>8073179
>>8073207

seriously guys, 300K starting is an oldass meme

>>8073245
shti but i dropped out of cs and started studying real analysis because 300k starting

>>8073225
Why wouldn't he? Also, if you believe time travel exists, what would be the point if you couldn't actually time travel to his party?

>>8068809
>Send photon back in time
>See things into the past
More like we would be projecting images into the past.
>Weaponized to use images to alter the past
>We chronosphere now

>>8073919
>See things into the past
I think he meant we could use light up areas in the past so see better. For example if someone was raped in the night, send photons back to light up the guys face sothat they can see it.