More weird science questions
George Rimel (grimel@ibm.net)
Thu, 23 Oct 1997 00:11:33 -0400
Jerry & Wendy Horn wrote:
>
> At 10:57 PM 10/21/97 -0400, you wrote:
> >So now that I'm started.
> >
> >If you were traveling in your car at the speed of light (I said weird
> >science) and you turned on your head lights what would happen?
> >
> >If you built a time machine went back in time and convinced your
> >grandfather to marry someone else what would happen?
> >
>
> My guess is (purely unscientifically) that with the light, since you are
> traveling at the same rate that it is, it would not illuminate anything
> ahead of you.
RAWR - Right Answer Wrong Reason
Really it's a math question combined with science(and a touch of
absurdity), you know the train traveling on the train deal.
Your lights would shine in your mirror.
Bro Richard I said weird ;) kinda theoretical. We can be serious in
another thread :)
> For the second, you could never "return" to the future, because you would
> never have been "created" by those exact gene structures.
Not only never return, but cease to be.
This is a long answer, I'll shorten it as best I can.
1) you would have never existed so you couldn't have built the time
machine.
2) since you didn't exist to make the time machine, your grandfather
married your grandmother producing you.
3) you then made your time machine, went back in time and convinced your
grandfather to marry someone else.
4) repeat 1 - 3 as needed
This one came from a high school world history class on the acient Greek
philosophers.
Skip (this ain't for serious consideration - the mind you twist maybe
your own)
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In the begining God said BANG! and it was BIG