>tfw you realise that a finite speed limit for propagation

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why cant it be a homogeneous energy soup

>>8567810
We will never travel faster than light in the usual notion of what it means to travel a distance. But the fact is that GR predicts spacetime can warp, it is non unreasonable to guess with a theory of quantum gravity we may be able to figure out a way to "shortcut" distances through warped regions of spacetime.

>>8568577
>le alcubierre meme

>>8567810
I think humanity will find a way. By humanity I mean some scientists

>>8568577

If you can go faster than light, no matter the method you use, you can travel back in time.

>>8567810
>Should I just start studying something more meaningful, like Architecture or 'finance'.
If you can't find meaning in physics then you won't be able to find meaning in any other human venture.

Might as well an hero or wait it out and see if some smart guys discover the meaning of life.

>>8569058
Could you elaborate on that? The only 'ftl' timetravel stuff I've ever seen has been the temporally desynced wormhole stuff