Podcast 3 - Time Travel Is Unachievable

Transcript: Albert Einstein was indeed brilliant, despite him being too unfocused to do math problems that he would have his wife do after he would make them to see if his equations were accurate to prove a theory. He had ADD & a form of Aspergers, so he had a high I.Q. and a slightly low E.Q. & at times was a little strange therefore. However, the theory of his that is incorrect, is that of time travel. Time is in & around all things & the universe, if time is always moving, then how can we access it? Well because it is not a material matter, it would have to due with electrons & the inside of atoms at certain speed, all of them at the exact same speed, with out breaking bonds on a vessel you were in, which would be much faster than the speed of light. However, because we are in time & it is always flowing, & everything is subjugated to it & inside of it, we can therefore not mess with time, we can’t disrupt its flow. Radiation causes accelerated decay process, meaning your body ages faster because of the break down, possibly causing a shorter life expectancy. So if you went a way from the a star in a vessel, you would age less, however, if you were to have it pitch black in the vessel, and avoid radio contact, then you would age even less, however, you wouldn’t be able to see, and your life at that point would be futile, you could go to a pitch black planet not by any stars so the gravity does effect you in your ship, which is parked somewhat near the surface, but then what is even the point? You would still age, even with enhanced systematic repairs on your body itself that would break through 3 centuries of current science, but your brain would eventually send out a signal to your body saying its time to go home, even if you did life 400 years in that terrible way, alone, isolated, in pure darkness.

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Song: You Are God Alone
Artist: Phillips, Craig, & Dean