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To: RoosterRedux
So the “science is settled”? Eh, Dr. Fauci?

Not at all. Just the question about energy. Math is Math. There is a tremendous energy requirement to accelerate to the speed of light. Short of dilithium crystals and anti-matter, of course. And we haven’t shown the math on G-forces. Math is hard.

83 posted on 07/22/2023 6:47:59 AM PDT by FatherofFive (I support Trump. Not the GOP)
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To: FatherofFive
Did math explain quantum entanglement before 1935 and Einstein's paper with Podolsky and Rosen?

Imagine stepping back in time and trying to explain to a steam locomotive design engineer that a person will be able to travel between New York and LA in 6 hours.

He will say impossible and show you the schematics and mathematics for his steam engine.

The biggest problem for scientists is arrogance (re: their own achievements) and fear of the unknown.

We have barely begun to scratch the surface of what is possible.

Math is hard? *snicker*

84 posted on 07/22/2023 7:02:06 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
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To: FatherofFive
If I misunderstood your post forgive me.

There is a tremendous energy requirement to accelerate to the speed of light.

Very true.

85 posted on 07/22/2023 7:05:04 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
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To: FatherofFive
Math is hard.

The reason I snickered at that comment is not because it isn't true. God knows it is most certainly true.

I think you will agree that though math is hard, it is as beautiful as art (maybe even more so).

I always loved something one of my professors used have written on his blackboard, "Math is the language of God."

88 posted on 07/22/2023 7:15:54 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
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