Is time travel to the past impossible?

Discussion of the nature of Ultimate Reality and the path to Enlightenment.
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Re: Is time travel to the past impossible?

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Relief. End of seeking. Trust. Appetite for living. In love with being. In awe.
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Carmel wrote:I meant it as an open-ended question, to answer however he so chose...
So basically you didn't know yourself what you were asking about. Thanks for wasting my time, you stupid old bag.
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Dennis:
Do you mean has it given him certainty, peace, joie de vivre, warmth of being?

What are you getting at?

Carmel:
lol! I do believe you have given our lil' friend way too much credit in presuming that he has derived any of these benefits from understanding "Ultimate Reality".
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There's no rules as such about there being a correct mood.

If being 'mean' is where it's at,
then it's open for aesthetics,
the possibility of finding beauty in 'meanness'...
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Denis Mahar wrote: All series are finite (limited) by definition. There is no such thing as an infinite number because even the number series is limited (although you can always add one more, you are always at a finite number).
This is simply false. Obviously, there is no infinite number. But if you can "always add one more" then you have just demonstrated that there are infinite series.
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Dennis Mahar wrote:There's no rules as such about there being a correct mood.

If being 'mean' is where it's at,
then it's open for aesthetics,
the possibility of finding beauty in 'meanness'...
You're wrong. It's ugly...trying to defend or excuse it, is even uglier still...
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Re: Is time travel to the past impossible?

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What does it take for considerations like right, wrong, beauty, ugly to have appearance.

What does it take for logic to appear.
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Re: Is time travel to the past impossible?

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Dennis Mahar wrote:What does it take for considerations like right, wrong, beauty, ugly to have appearance.

What does it take for logic to appear.
Ugly is as ugly does...
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Logic, it takes logic for logic to appear, of course.
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Re: Is time travel to the past impossible?

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1 + 1 = 2
Who made it 2.
We did.
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Great, now be a pal, and try explaining that to your lil' misguided friend jupiviv.

Thanks in advance. :)
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Ugly is as ugly does...
who made it ugly.

You did.
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No, jupiviv, in a fit of ego induced hostility, threw a childish temper tantrum, thereby interfering with his logical processes, the result being he called me a "stupid old bag" thereby reducing his actions to the level of an immature child.

Your attempts to excuse this are equally as childish as his behaviour as well as a distraction to the goals of this forum. Give it a rest.
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I'm talking about the pulling of 'ugly' out of a list of adjectives and applying it in a speech act to an appearance.
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Do you prefer the adjective " childish", or perhaps "immature".?

You're wasting my time, your time and everyone's time here with this.

So, Dennis, back to the thread topic, do you think time travel is possible?
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Carmel wrote:No, jupiviv, in a fit of ego induced hostility, threw a childish temper tantrum, thereby interfering with his logical processes, the result being he called me a "stupid old bag" thereby reducing his actions to the level of an immature child.
It was more an expression of regret at the fact that all my responses to you were pointless because evidently none of them got into your head. And since I've already wasted time responding to you, I'm now going to satisfy my ego even further and call you a lascivicious cow. Go have sex with theoretical physicists(who are also into zoophilia), and stop bothering us over here.
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T_T
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jupiviv wrote:And since I've already wasted time responding to you, I'm now going to satisfy my ego even further and call you a lascivicious cow.
You probably meant lascivious. I don't think a cow can be lascivious, however. Kind of Freudian that you typed "vicious" into the word.
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Watch out for lascivicious cows, they is nasty.
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cousinbasil wrote:You probably meant lascivious. I don't think a cow can be lascivious, however. Kind of Freudian that you typed "vicious" into the word.

Typo - I was deciding whether to call her a lascivious cow or a vicious cow. Here in India there are a lot of cows, and some of them can be quite lascivious, especially when chewing cud. However, a theoretical physicist who is into zoophilia may not want to have sex with a vicious cow.
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socially retarded kids, you're an embarrassment to yourselves and this forum.

tsk tsk

really you guys oughta take it to you-tube...you'd fit in well there.
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Re: Is time travel to the past impossible?

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yahooyoda wrote:If causality is an ultimate law then time travel to the past would be absolutely impossible.
Case senario.......

Take the word apocoplypse for example: just make it back in one piece.
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m4tt_666 wrote:a super accurate atomic watch!
Hahahahahaha.
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yahooyoda wrote:If causality is an ultimate law then time travel to the past would be absolutely impossible.
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Yahoo
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Re: Is time travel to the past impossible?

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Energy burning goes forward in time.
Energy retracting to where it came goes back words in time.

I know it is not impossible. Nothing that the brain can conceive is impossible.
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