What's to say they stay consistent though

> Do you think we'll actually achieve anywhere near lightspeed before our species dies off?
@Tessik
No and we never will. We will make it irrelevant.

Plaid?

> Do you think we'll actually achieve anywhere near lightspeed before our species dies off?
@Tessik we don't need it. We already have warp tech

Like trying to figure out how in the universe did conditions work so perfectly to create humans

what do they use for c (speed of light) in equations if not a constant?

> what do they use for c (speed of light) in equations if not a constant?
@AbysmalWizard https://youtu.be/JKHUaNAxsTg

> what do they use for c (speed of light) in equations if not a constant?
@AbysmalWizard
The relative speed

listening to it now, he is talking about questioning dogma

> what do they use for c (speed of light) in equations if not a constant?
@AbysmalWizard stop believing what the mainstream tells you and watch the video

relative to a "stationary" observer?

But light speed here might require x amount vs what x amount of force would create light speed under completely different conditions

We legitimately have warp technology. Speed of light is irrelevant to space travel

> @AbysmalWizard stop believing what the mainstream tells you and watch the video
@gothicancientalien I'm asking questions, simultaneous to listening to the video you linked and considering possibilities. Not really trying to have an argument about who owns my mental domain

Today’s been gggggrreattt

> @gothicancientalien I'm asking questions, simultaneous to listening to the video you linked and considering possibilities. Not really trying to have an argument about who owns my mental domain
@AbysmalWizard I'm not arguing i just have alex jones energy

I think a big problem in trying to maintain that constant speed is accounting for planets pulls that you might get close to but know nothing about that could effect your overall travel or direction

Lol Alex jones

im under the impression that nobody alive today really understands quantum physics, we just see a lot of weird things happen in experiments that contradict what is "known" already

God of the Gaps is what is referred to as

Well, the math is pretty hard for quantum phyics, so that doesn't help

> im under the impression that nobody alive today really understands quantum physics, we just see a lot of weird things happen in experiments that contradict what is "known" already
@AbysmalWizard oh we do know. They aren't telling you. Don't believe them when they tell you its truly that hard to understand quantum physics

yeah i don't know anything beyond what i'm able to access as a layman, and even that boggles my mind

So how about those firearms in space then?

shoot backwards, go forwards

We going tofigure those out next right so we have star wars for real

Schrodinger's equation isn't analytically solvable for anything more complex than the hydrogen atom

You can actually shoot yourself I the back of the head if you're orbiting earth

If you are at a high enough altitude to project against the gravitational pull yes

I am laughing every time i hear the science shills go BUT HOW CAN THIS BE
like dude literally anything can be. The scientists aren't very good

and shoot in a perfectly straight path following your already established trajectory

I mean look at the space debris going around earth that hit the Russia satellite years back

Take ahuayasca and you'll understand all you need to know

YES

China almost "accidentally" hit nyc with their falling space junk

@AbysmalWizard assuming your aim is any good lol, I'd be safe against myself

Seriously though. Just take ahuayasca. THAT is true scientific education

Orbital intersections are actually a bit hard to do. Try doing docking on Kerbal Space Program.

10 minutes in he talks about the speed of light dropping

I mean i can hit the target, but I'd likely miss myself if going around the earth

There's a reason DMT is illegal