Negin Farsad

I like that.

You know what I mean?

Let's have some mimosas and talk about how you guys live.

Yes, natural second place.

All right, here we go.

Okay, so we have one from Donatis from Lithuania.

All right, well, I love time travel movies.

I suspect time travel is impossible.

I lean toward loop quantum gravity where time is emergent, not a fundamental highway.

Common travel theories often ignore how gravity affects subatomic particles versus macro objects.

In Bell's rocket paradox, it's argued the string breaks because the rocket rotates in the time dimension.

But if a rocket is just a vast cloud of subatomic particles, can a macro object truly rotate into time?

Sorry, can a macro object truly rotate into time as a single unit?

Or is our perception of time just the sum of quantum interactions making the fourth dimension an illusion?

I think this question comes up for me every day.

Every day.

And... What does that mean, emergent?

Yeah, and you don't think there's like a scenario, like do you agree that it's impossible?

Because as we established earlier, it's possible that your little laws of physics.

Don't call my little laws of physics.