Future posting.
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RainmanTime
Super Moderator
Earlier you wrote about your mission:
See the problem? By your own admission, you cannot come back here and change this worldline and have any effect in your future worldline.
Can't have it both ways...sorry!
RMT
See the problem? By your own admission, you cannot come back here and change this worldline and have any effect in your future worldline.
Can't have it both ways...sorry!
RMT
matt_fromfuture
Temporal Novice
Re: Your Test
I cannot "rebuild" the LHC in my worldline saving the LHC in this worldline. I want only save the LHC in this Worldline, and take advantage by it. Here you can discover something that we(in 2044) cannot discover, no More.
I cannot "rebuild" the LHC in my worldline saving the LHC in this worldline. I want only save the LHC in this Worldline, and take advantage by it. Here you can discover something that we(in 2044) cannot discover, no More.
RainmanTime
Super Moderator
Re: Your Test
That is not what you said above. There can be NO EFFECT in your future worldline by ANYTHING you do back in this worldline. Your story is now swiss cheese. But go ahead and post the photos. Please.
RMT
That is not what you said above. There can be NO EFFECT in your future worldline by ANYTHING you do back in this worldline. Your story is now swiss cheese. But go ahead and post the photos. Please.
RMT
RainmanTime
Super Moderator
Re: Your Test
No, it cannot. By your own statements, it can have no effect on your future. Unless you are now going to try and twist your (bad) science even further?
RMT
No, it cannot. By your own statements, it can have no effect on your future. Unless you are now going to try and twist your (bad) science even further?
RMT
matt_fromfuture
Temporal Novice
Re: Your Test
I've never said that i want to change my worldline changing this(pay attention), I(and i repeat I) can change my worldline taking advantage of the discoveries you can make with the LHC running.
I've never said that i want to change my worldline changing this(pay attention), I(and i repeat I) can change my worldline taking advantage of the discoveries you can make with the LHC running.
matt_fromfuture
Temporal Novice
Re: Your Test
You're hard man! I repeat, --> I <-- can change my worldline by taking advantage by LHC running, because in my worldline we cannot have the LHC running. Ok now?
You're hard man! I repeat, --> I <-- can change my worldline by taking advantage by LHC running, because in my worldline we cannot have the LHC running. Ok now?
matt_fromfuture
Temporal Novice
Re: Your Test
Yeah, i know the project. I read a moment ago that the LHC is stopped right?
Yeah, i know the project. I read a moment ago that the LHC is stopped right?
RainmanTime
Super Moderator
Re: Your Test
No. It is still a direct contradiction to the excuse you gave for why you cannot go back and post something in the past to change this worldline.
Your underlying physics (and you do not seem to realize it) must be local, and not global if you can alter your own worldline in the future by your own actions in the past. In that case, your worldline is your own and cannot interact with ANYONE ELSE'S worldline. That poses its own problems for the laws of physics as observed by two different people.
You can keep denying it or skirting it all you want. Your science is completely contradictory.
RMT
No. It is still a direct contradiction to the excuse you gave for why you cannot go back and post something in the past to change this worldline.
Your underlying physics (and you do not seem to realize it) must be local, and not global if you can alter your own worldline in the future by your own actions in the past. In that case, your worldline is your own and cannot interact with ANYONE ELSE'S worldline. That poses its own problems for the laws of physics as observed by two different people.
You can keep denying it or skirting it all you want. Your science is completely contradictory.
RMT
recall15
Dimensional Traveler
Re: LHC re-start scheduled for 2009
Yes...there where some problem...
Quoted:
LHC re-start scheduled for 2009
Geneva, 23 September 2008. Investigations at CERN1 following a large helium leak into sector 3-4 of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) tunnel have indicated that the most likely cause of the incident was a faulty electrical connection between two of the accelerator’s magnets. Before a full understanding of the incident can be established, however, the sector has to be brought to room temperature and the magnets involved opened up for inspection. This will take three to four weeks. Full details of this investigation will be made available once it is complete.
“Coming immediately after the very successful start of LHC operation on 10 September, this is undoubtedly a psychological blow,†said CERN Director General Robert Aymar. “Nevertheless, the success of the LHC’s first operation with beam is testimony to years of painstaking preparation and the skill of the teams involved in building and running CERN’s accelerator complex. I have no doubt that we will overcome this setback with the same degree of rigour and application.â€
The time necessary for the investigation and repairs precludes a restart before CERN’s obligatory winter maintenance period, bringing the date for restart of the accelerator complex to early spring 2009. LHC beams will then follow.
Particle accelerators such as the LHC are unique machines, built at the cutting edge of technology. Each is its own prototype, and teething troubles at the start-up phase are therefore always possible.
“The LHC is a very complex instrument, huge in scale and pushing technological limits in many areas,†said Peter Limon, who worked on commissioning the world’s first large-scale superconducting accelerator, the Tevatron at Fermilab in the USA. “Events occur from time to time that temporarily stop operations, for shorter or longer periods, especially during the early phases.â€
CERN has received similar words of support from several laboratories, including Germany’s DESY, home of the HERA superconducting particle accelerator, which ran from 1992 to 2007.
"We at DESY have been following the commissioning of the LHC with great excitement and have been very impressed with the success of the first day,†said Albrecht Wagner, DESY Director. “I am confident that our colleagues at CERN will solve the problem speedily and we will continue to support them as much as we can."
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Yes...there where some problem...
Quoted:
LHC re-start scheduled for 2009
Geneva, 23 September 2008. Investigations at CERN1 following a large helium leak into sector 3-4 of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) tunnel have indicated that the most likely cause of the incident was a faulty electrical connection between two of the accelerator’s magnets. Before a full understanding of the incident can be established, however, the sector has to be brought to room temperature and the magnets involved opened up for inspection. This will take three to four weeks. Full details of this investigation will be made available once it is complete.
“Coming immediately after the very successful start of LHC operation on 10 September, this is undoubtedly a psychological blow,†said CERN Director General Robert Aymar. “Nevertheless, the success of the LHC’s first operation with beam is testimony to years of painstaking preparation and the skill of the teams involved in building and running CERN’s accelerator complex. I have no doubt that we will overcome this setback with the same degree of rigour and application.â€
The time necessary for the investigation and repairs precludes a restart before CERN’s obligatory winter maintenance period, bringing the date for restart of the accelerator complex to early spring 2009. LHC beams will then follow.
Particle accelerators such as the LHC are unique machines, built at the cutting edge of technology. Each is its own prototype, and teething troubles at the start-up phase are therefore always possible.
“The LHC is a very complex instrument, huge in scale and pushing technological limits in many areas,†said Peter Limon, who worked on commissioning the world’s first large-scale superconducting accelerator, the Tevatron at Fermilab in the USA. “Events occur from time to time that temporarily stop operations, for shorter or longer periods, especially during the early phases.â€
CERN has received similar words of support from several laboratories, including Germany’s DESY, home of the HERA superconducting particle accelerator, which ran from 1992 to 2007.
"We at DESY have been following the commissioning of the LHC with great excitement and have been very impressed with the success of the first day,†said Albrecht Wagner, DESY Director. “I am confident that our colleagues at CERN will solve the problem speedily and we will continue to support them as much as we can."
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matt_fromfuture
Temporal Novice
Re: Your Test
Making actions in the past i can ONLY alter the worldline when i'm making actions.
Yes, that's what i've told you. My worldline CANNOT interact with anyone else's worldine, I(me, Matteo Brancavilla) can interact with the wordlines when i travel back. YOUR future knowledge with LHC can help MY knowledge to help MY FUTURE knowledge.
That's a chain, the chain of my mission.
Making actions in the past i can ONLY alter the worldline when i'm making actions.
Yes, that's what i've told you. My worldline CANNOT interact with anyone else's worldine, I(me, Matteo Brancavilla) can interact with the wordlines when i travel back. YOUR future knowledge with LHC can help MY knowledge to help MY FUTURE knowledge.
That's a chain, the chain of my mission.
Re: Your Test
Go on then, tell us what the future is like Matt, did you have a war?
Are there flying cars?
Do people have 'virtual' sex?
Are nations the same as they are now?
Are the Italians the only nation with timetravel?
Why were you chosen to come back? Do you have some special skill that is required for your mission?
Go on then, tell us what the future is like Matt, did you have a war?
Are there flying cars?
Do people have 'virtual' sex?
Are nations the same as they are now?
Are the Italians the only nation with timetravel?
Why were you chosen to come back? Do you have some special skill that is required for your mission?
matt_fromfuture
Temporal Novice
Re: Your Test
- The war terminated in 2037.
- No, flying cars isn't an ordinary vehicle. We have only some prototypes.
- Ehm, virtual sex = Masturbation on webcam? /ttiforum/images/graemlins/confused.gif
- No. Europe is a "mess". Australia is isolated, but a little bit near Europe. Canada is a dangerous place, populated by dangerous people. USA, oh USA, are divided in 5 areas, but are united, united more than ever.
- Oh no, are the USA the only country that can time travel.
- Yes, the person that i've to meet to save the LHC, is an important italian physicist, the founder of the idea that destroyed the LHC.
- The war terminated in 2037.
- No, flying cars isn't an ordinary vehicle. We have only some prototypes.
- Ehm, virtual sex = Masturbation on webcam? /ttiforum/images/graemlins/confused.gif
- No. Europe is a "mess". Australia is isolated, but a little bit near Europe. Canada is a dangerous place, populated by dangerous people. USA, oh USA, are divided in 5 areas, but are united, united more than ever.
- Oh no, are the USA the only country that can time travel.
- Yes, the person that i've to meet to save the LHC, is an important italian physicist, the founder of the idea that destroyed the LHC.
Re: Your Test
Hi mattfromfuture I'm doggie I have three questions to ask you so here they are and thanks for everything:
1. Do you have virtual reality in your timeline?
2. what kind of government do you have in your timeline?
3. what kind of transportation and entertainment do you have in your timeline?
thanks for listening and your time and patience and thanks for all of the information and advice too I hope you have a good day and I will talk with you later on see ya later!
Hi mattfromfuture I'm doggie I have three questions to ask you so here they are and thanks for everything:
1. Do you have virtual reality in your timeline?
2. what kind of government do you have in your timeline?
3. what kind of transportation and entertainment do you have in your timeline?
thanks for listening and your time and patience and thanks for all of the information and advice too I hope you have a good day and I will talk with you later on see ya later!
matt_fromfuture
Temporal Novice
Re: Your Test
- Europe(so Italy) and the USA are allied. So, for the good of the science they condivide that mission.
- I'm a soldier, and in the lasts months i've studied physics in Italy.
- Europe(so Italy) and the USA are allied. So, for the good of the science they condivide that mission.
- I'm a soldier, and in the lasts months i've studied physics in Italy.
matt_fromfuture
Temporal Novice
Re: Your Test
1- Yes. We often use the virtual reality in the museums, to tell history.
2- The USA realized a new constitution with a new constituent assembly, but the two constitutions are nearly the same. The power is possessed not only by the president, but also 5 popular rapresentatives govern with the president. USA is whatever a Republic.
3- Transportation is the same. Cars, aeroplanes, ships and bikes(but faster). In my worldline works the high-speed train.
1- Yes. We often use the virtual reality in the museums, to tell history.
2- The USA realized a new constitution with a new constituent assembly, but the two constitutions are nearly the same. The power is possessed not only by the president, but also 5 popular rapresentatives govern with the president. USA is whatever a Republic.
3- Transportation is the same. Cars, aeroplanes, ships and bikes(but faster). In my worldline works the high-speed train.