Re: Paradox's caused by Faster than Light Communciation ?



Old Man wrote:
> "Nick" <macromitch@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> >
> >
> > Old Man wrote:
> >> "Nick" <macromitch@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> >> news:1116965888.237863.182290@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >>
> >> > How big is mine?
> >>
> >> Plug in your age: x = c * t
> > You may be right about that.
> >
> >
> > But you also said: Supposed "events" beyond the bounds of your light
> > cone are out of space and time.
> > [Old Man]
> >
> > Beyond *the bounds* implies more space-time out there.
>
> No. Macromitche's fantasy. Not observable Not causal.
> Not causable.
>
> > If there is more space-time out there then there are
> > events taking place there.
>
> No. Macromitche's fantasy. Not observable. Not causal.
> Not causable.
>
> > They are not *out of space
> > and time* That could only be outside the universe
> > where there is no time or space
>
> That's right, "out of the universe", and, "out of space and
> time", are completely equivalent . The observable universe
> is all there is. [not unverse] = [not causal]
>
> [Old Man]

Boloney old man you can't have it both ways.
If your light cone doesn't include the rest of the
universe doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
Now I know you're a Moron.

What you see when you look out into the universe is
ancient history. Other things are going on out there right now.
Now is everywhere because time never stops anywhere.
Time continues out there. So there are events outside
a light cone that is smaller than the universe!

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