Re:How far could a spaceship go if we never ran out of thrus...
by eru on Wednesday August 11, 2021 @05:41AM
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Yes, I know all that.
The thing is that lots of our 'concrete' real world objects have more in common with the later pointer point than with physical reality. Concreteness is a bit of an illusion, it's all wave functions at the bottom.
(Of course, real world objects still can't go faster than light.)
The thing is that lots of our 'concrete' real world objects have more in common with the later pointer point than with physical reality. Concreteness is a bit of an illusion, it's all wave functions at the bottom.
(Of course, real world objects still can't go faster than light.)