Statements Made Up By Emmett (Darby) and Refuted by John Titor
From the post by John Titor on 03-24-2001
Titor: Emmett (Darby) drew the following assumptions from our conversation and I don’t believe I said any of them. (Translation: Emmett (Darby) made it up).
Emmett: The universe that you described, that is, one where mass is accelerated to light speed and forms a singularity doesn’t exist.
Emmett: As you accelerated to light speed in your machine you and your machine formed a black hole.
Emmett: From your perspective as you accelerated to light speed every other object in the universe formed a black hole due to your relative velocities.
More Q&A, same post
Emmett: Take a close look at the technical drawing. Look especially at the left and right end perspectives. Not the same - very poor quality CAD for a billion dollar project.
Titor: A billion? How do you know it’s a CAD drawing?
Emmett: He also said that the mass of the singularities is that of a “small mountainâ€.
Titor: If that were true, the unit could not be moved. I only refrenced the mass of a small mountain in one of our physics conversations. In fact, I believe I said the mass for the singularities in the distortion unit was much smaller.
Emmett: The last time I checked the physics I didn’t see an “on-off†switch for a black hole or any other singularity.
Titor: Me neither. I don’t believe I said you could turn it on or off.
Emmett: At 2 g acceleration you will be traveling just a tad faster than a Chevy pick-up in short order (about one year to reach light speed).
Titor: This is the one that really disappoints me. Even you should know that Einstein’s thought experiment in the isolated elevator was based on the idea that the effects of acceleration and gravity are the same. I never said acceleration had anything to do with how the unit operates.
Emmett: Does it really make sense that his handlers would authorize a personal vacation with their billion-dollar machine?
Titor: I’m looking at my orders and I don’t see the word vacation on it anywhere. You had my hopes up for a moment. Interesting how quickly a billion-dollars has become a fact now.
Emmett: And, though he’s never said that he hasn’t let anyone else come close to the machine, who took the picture of his two hands in one of the photos?
Titor: When did I say that? I’ll have to let Pamela explain the laser pointer picture. She may already have posted the email I sent earlier.
Seems to be a pattern here.
From the post by John Titor on 03-24-2001
Titor: Emmett (Darby) drew the following assumptions from our conversation and I don’t believe I said any of them. (Translation: Emmett (Darby) made it up).
Emmett: The universe that you described, that is, one where mass is accelerated to light speed and forms a singularity doesn’t exist.
Emmett: As you accelerated to light speed in your machine you and your machine formed a black hole.
Emmett: From your perspective as you accelerated to light speed every other object in the universe formed a black hole due to your relative velocities.
More Q&A, same post
Emmett: Take a close look at the technical drawing. Look especially at the left and right end perspectives. Not the same - very poor quality CAD for a billion dollar project.
Titor: A billion? How do you know it’s a CAD drawing?
Emmett: He also said that the mass of the singularities is that of a “small mountainâ€.
Titor: If that were true, the unit could not be moved. I only refrenced the mass of a small mountain in one of our physics conversations. In fact, I believe I said the mass for the singularities in the distortion unit was much smaller.
Emmett: The last time I checked the physics I didn’t see an “on-off†switch for a black hole or any other singularity.
Titor: Me neither. I don’t believe I said you could turn it on or off.
Emmett: At 2 g acceleration you will be traveling just a tad faster than a Chevy pick-up in short order (about one year to reach light speed).
Titor: This is the one that really disappoints me. Even you should know that Einstein’s thought experiment in the isolated elevator was based on the idea that the effects of acceleration and gravity are the same. I never said acceleration had anything to do with how the unit operates.
Emmett: Does it really make sense that his handlers would authorize a personal vacation with their billion-dollar machine?
Titor: I’m looking at my orders and I don’t see the word vacation on it anywhere. You had my hopes up for a moment. Interesting how quickly a billion-dollars has become a fact now.
Emmett: And, though he’s never said that he hasn’t let anyone else come close to the machine, who took the picture of his two hands in one of the photos?
Titor: When did I say that? I’ll have to let Pamela explain the laser pointer picture. She may already have posted the email I sent earlier.
Seems to be a pattern here.