PaisleyPark5083 said: FunkMistress said: I remember them! them too! But the cult I was talking about had a name, can anyone remember the name..I am going nuts trying to remember. you're thinking of the heaven's gate cult. | |
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RodeoSchro said: No discussion of time travel is complete without mentioning the TimeCube. If you haven't been to this website, GO NOW. Then, when you quit laughing, come back!
www.timecube.com I call down a Demonic Curse upon the Evil
Americans who ignore Earth's 4 Corner Days within a single rotation of 4 quadrant Earth. Believing in a God when there is proof that there is no God, dooms humanity to a Hell of Horror. America is 1/2 way to it's Hell. The American "Bill of Rights" - "Freedom of Speech", is BullShit. MisEducators suppress The Time Cube Principle and will not allow Students to discuss or debate it's merits and application. Also, the Academic bastards will not even allow Time Cube on their web sites. On Yahoo, Time Cube - 81,000,000 and on Google was once 89,000,000 - until cut back to 3,000,000 by ignorant believers. A demonic curse?!? AAAAIIIIEEEEE!!!!! i love how his rant just suddenly stops in mid-sentence. | |
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Anxiety said: RodeoSchro said: No discussion of time travel is complete without mentioning the TimeCube. If you haven't been to this website, GO NOW. Then, when you quit laughing, come back!
www.timecube.com A demonic curse?!? AAAAIIIIEEEEE!!!!! i love how his rant just suddenly stops in mid-sentence. Co- sign | |
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Anxiety said: PaisleyPark5083 said: them too! But the cult I was talking about had a name, can anyone remember the name..I am going nuts trying to remember. you're thinking of the heaven's gate cult. That was a interesting cult. This cult last meal was supposedly at Marie Callender of all places. Hmmm. Maybe, there's something about the pie. | |
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If you want to travel BACK in time, just visit certain parts of the UK. This is not an exit | |
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Huh?
You're all a bunch of NERDS! | |
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MsLegs said: Anxiety said: you're thinking of the heaven's gate cult. That was a interesting cult. This cult last meal was supposedly at Marie Callender of all places. Hmmm. Maybe, there's something about the pie. i don't know what marie callender is, but if i were in a suicide cult and we were celebrating our last meal, i would insist on white castle. i can't leave this mortal coil without knowing the pleasure of white castle clam strips! | |
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JustErin said: Huh?
You're all a bunch of NERDS! I couldn't find your drunk and lonely thread | |
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Anxiety said: MsLegs said: That was a interesting cult. This cult last meal was supposedly at Marie Callender of all places. Hmmm. Maybe, there's something about the pie. i don't know what marie callender is, but if i were in a suicide cult and we were celebrating our last meal, i would insist on white castle. i can't leave this mortal coil without knowing the pleasure of white castle clam strips! you know, we have messed up discussions on this site. | |
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JustErin said: Huh?
You're all a bunch of NERDS! You have no idea. I actually spent an entire subway ride yesterday thinking about this question and a response that I wanted to write up in here. When I got home, this thread had already dropped to page two and I thought it was a sign that I should just keep my nerdy thoughts to myself. | |
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If we can find a way to warp space and create a worm hole. America's political system used to be about the "pursuit of happiness." Now more and more of us want to stop chasing it and have it delivered.
"Our Constitution is designed only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate for any other."- | |
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rocknrolldave said: If you want to travel BACK in time, just visit certain parts of the UK.
what parts?? | |
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Space time is continually being warped though around black holes.
Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson explains this perfectly in his various lectures. He gives an exhaustive exlaination actually of what would happen if two black holes collided or got locked in a close rotation around each other. Apparently, space/time would be warped in such a manner that you could start in one spot, and when you got to another spot at the other side of the rotating blackholes, you would be further back in time than when you started. Or some weird shit like that. I was so pissed when I missed his lecture here in Tampa last week. He's like a rock idol to me. | |
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Imago said: Space time is continually being warped though around black holes.
Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson explains this perfectly in his various lectures. He gives an exhaustive exlainationactually of what would happen if two black holes collided or got locked in a close rotation around each other. Apparently, space/time would be warped in such a manner that you could start in one spot, and when you got to another spot at the other side of the rotating blackholes, you would be further back in time than when you started. Or some weird shit like that. I was so pissed when I missed his lecture here in Tampa last week. He's like a rock idol to me. thats for Jana [Edited 4/3/08 8:25am] | |
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jami0mckay said: Imago said: Space time is continually being warped though around black holes.
Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson explains this perfectly in his various lectures. He gives an exhaustive exlaination actually of what would happen if two black holes collided or got locked in a close rotation around each other. Apparently, space/time would be warped in such a manner that you could start in one spot, and when you got to another spot at the other side of the rotating blackholes, you would be further back in time than when you started. Or some weird shit like that. I was so pissed when I missed his lecture here in Tampa last week. He's like a rock idol to me. thats for Jana I'll be in London in June. Do make an effort to have some beers with me. | |
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Imago said: jami0mckay said: thats for Jana I'll be in London in June. Do make an effort to have some beers with me. sure will, infact I should be in London in June too | |
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jami0mckay said: Imago said: I'll be in London in June. Do make an effort to have some beers with me. sure will, infact I should be in London in June too We can plot out what threads to bump in July | |
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Imago said: Space time is continually being warped though around black holes.
Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson explains this perfectly in his various lectures. He gives an exhaustive exlaination actually of what would happen if two black holes collided or got locked in a close rotation around each other. Apparently, space/time would be warped in such a manner that you could start in one spot, and when you got to another spot at the other side of the rotating blackholes, you would be further back in time than when you started. Or some weird shit like that. I was so pissed when I missed his lecture here in Tampa last week. He's like a rock idol to me. That's what I'm talking about but there is a very delicate way you'd have to go about going through it because the singularity will disintegrate you so you have to catch it at the right angle. And that would also assume we'd be able to harness and manipulate black holes and also be able to open them big enough to travel through but they speculate that you can time travel that way and possibly go to different universe's. America's political system used to be about the "pursuit of happiness." Now more and more of us want to stop chasing it and have it delivered.
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Imago said: jami0mckay said: sure will, infact I should be in London in June too We can plot out what threads to bump in July | |
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evenstar said: rocknrolldave said: If you want to travel BACK in time, just visit certain parts of the UK.
what parts?? Kind of, well, sort of...um...all of it? Yorkshire's kind of stuck in a time warp, but in a good way. Where I live, the Midlands (hey, did you see what we did there? We're slap bang in the middle of the country and ...well clever word-play is our forte, obviously!) is stuck in a time warp too, but not so much in a good way! This is not an exit | |
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rocknrolldave said: evenstar said: what parts?? Kind of, well, sort of...um...all of it? Yorkshire's kind of stuck in a time warp, but in a good way. Where I live, the Midlands (hey, did you see what we did there? We're slap bang in the middle of the country and ...well clever word-play is our forte, obviously!) is stuck in a time warp too, but not so much in a good way! little towns half an hour out of london can look like the 1800s to me | |
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Anxiety said: MsLegs said: That was a interesting cult. This cult last meal was supposedly at Marie Callender of all places. Hmmm. Maybe, there's something about the pie. i don't know what marie callender is, but if i were in a suicide cult and we were celebrating our last meal, i would insist on white castle. i can't leave this mortal coil without knowing the pleasure of white castle clam strips! Well, let me hip you to Marie Callender. On the West Coast, there are chains of restaurants that serve everything like Denny's but their known for pies. And in the Mid West and East Coast, the Franchise sells frozen dinners which are pretty tasty. | |
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MsLegs said: Have you ever looked at the calorie and fat count on their stuff? It's frightening. | |
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jami0mckay said: JustErin said: Huh?
You're all a bunch of NERDS! I couldn't find your drunk and lonely thread It was deleted. | |
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Twiki said: JustErin said: Huh?
You're all a bunch of NERDS! You have no idea. I actually spent an entire subway ride yesterday thinking about this question and a response that I wanted to write up in here. When I got home, this thread had already dropped to page two and I thought it was a sign that I should just keep my nerdy thoughts to myself. That's kinda cute actually. | |
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JustErin said: That's kinda cute actually.
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Anxiety said: PaisleyPark5083 said: them too! But the cult I was talking about had a name, can anyone remember the name..I am going nuts trying to remember. you're thinking of the heaven's gate cult. yeah, I ended up googling- "cult, killed themselves" and they showed up. | |
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I thought the ability to time travel was one of the aspects that the Mayan calendar was all about when 2012 comes. | |
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Imago said: Space time is continually being warped though around black holes.
Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson explains this perfectly in his various lectures. He gives an exhaustive exlaination actually of what would happen if two black holes collided or got locked in a close rotation around each other. Apparently, space/time would be warped in such a manner that you could start in one spot, and when you got to another spot at the other side of the rotating blackholes, you would be further back in time than when you started. Or some weird shit like that. I was so pissed when I missed his lecture here in Tampa last week. He's like a rock idol to me. I don't believe that. I believe it's only the perception of time, since black holes have such strong gravity that even light can't escape. So light would move backward, and you'd see the past, but you wouldn't literally be in the past. Of course it's moot, as the black hole would tear you to pieces long before you got near it. Maybe you could see yourself being torn to pieces before it happens! My Legacy
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NDRU said: Imago said: Space time is continually being warped though around black holes.
Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson explains this perfectly in his various lectures. He gives an exhaustive exlaination actually of what would happen if two black holes collided or got locked in a close rotation around each other. Apparently, space/time would be warped in such a manner that you could start in one spot, and when you got to another spot at the other side of the rotating blackholes, you would be further back in time than when you started. Or some weird shit like that. I was so pissed when I missed his lecture here in Tampa last week. He's like a rock idol to me. I don't believe that. I believe it's only the perception of time, since black holes have such strong gravity that even light can't escape. So light would move backward, and you'd see the past, but you wouldn't literally be in the past. Of course it's moot, as the black hole would tear you to pieces long before you got near it. Maybe you could see yourself being torn to pieces before it happens! But time is part of the continuum. It actually slows as relative to speed and mass, or speeds up depending on the e=mc2 dealy right? So super massive objects containing enough mass to distort the other parts of the equation should be able to reverse that no? I think relativity allows for this? It just doesn't allow for us as humans to actually survive such a undertaking, right? I'm really don't know cause I'm not smart. But I believe time itself is part of the equation and thus relativity allows for this behavior. We think of it as unchanging and linear--like to the beat of a metronom. General Relativity states that it isn't at all. | |
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