Rob said: > What I see in the article is FTL travel *and* FTL communication > combining to create a causality violation. Is there any way to explain > the point using only FTL Travel *or* FTL communication?
Where do you think any FTL travel happened? The red lines are all FTL communication. The white and blue frames are moving with respect to each other at 0.4 c. There's no FTL travel at all. It would be possible to explain the point using purely FTL travel rather than FTL communication, but I prefer not to because there are lots of dynamic problems then too! > The diagrams do help a bit! > > Thanks Rich!!! You're welcome. I think I'll draw diagrams to show time dilation, distance contraction, the "twins paradox" and stuff like that as soon as I get time - it's fun! Rich _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
