Too complicated for me to understand. Seems like it could happen under extremely rare conditions and it seems it would only be possible in one direction, meaning past -> future.

Although something similar was discovered some years ago, where you can transfer the state of an atom through a shortcut in space to another atom many lightyears away. I could probably copy myself to some galaxy billions of years away. That'd be pretty neat but I would have no interest in doing it because my copy is simply not me.

Physics was never my strong point.

sorry to go off topic, but I think this thread would got on /mt/ no?

I'd like to discuss this heavy stuff, but I haven't studied physics beyond grade 12, and thus anything I say about it will just be full of crap and likely wrong.

>>2453
Imagine four balls on the edge of a cliff...

Why are we wasting time on this when 2015 is just around the corner?! There better be hoverboards or there will be blood.

>>2461
Yeah, and why the hell do I still have to tie my own shoelaces.

>>2462
You don't, man.

>>2462
I haven't used those in years.

>>2463
>>2464
These aren't really ideal for running though...

>>2462
http://gizmodo.com/5622061/nikes-got-back-to-the-future-ii-sneaker-patents