Showing posts with label variance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label variance. Show all posts

Monday, January 28, 2013

Traveling Into the Future Through Time

TRAVELING THROUGH
THE SLIPSTREAM OF TIME

WE ALL TRAVEL THROUGH THE SLIPSTREAM OF TIME BY NATURAL METHODS. HOW CAN WE ALTER OUR TIME TRAVEL DESTINY & PERCEPTIONS TO GO DEEPER AND FARTHER INTO THE FUTURE?



* You can diet your way farther into the future!
* The passage of time is tuneable!
* Time changes in speed!

Our current time travel project is involved with several methods of traveling through a zone of time, with the goal of reaching farther specific future nodes. One time travel method is in the forward direction, with objectives to reach farther into the future from a past or present node point. The nodal point can be marked at any position along the time line. Travel through time can be simplified, but it takes patience as the living elapsed period requires a specific slice of time to reach future nodes. But read on... Is it possible to instantly travel into the future?

TYPES OF TIME TRAVEL
Several types of time include physical, physiological, and relativistic. Perhaps the inevitable time travel that can currently be controlled is through physiological means.

MAXIMIZING THE FUTURE
Research after research program has yielded consistent results showing longevity with caloric deprivation. As longevity increases, the future point reached is maximized.

SPEED OF TIME TRAVEL
Time travel can also have a speed variance. Time passes by more slow for early age organisms, and humans, and passes by more quickly for the elderly and aged. What are these variances? The speed of time passage can double and triple, but like Einstein's Relativity, the speed is relative.

RAMPING TIME TRAVEL INTO THE FUTURE
Travel into the future with a speed that can be continually ramped up as age increases in a linear fashion.

TIME NEVER SLOWS
Time will never globally slow down - it can only continue to increase in speed in the forward direction.

TIME STOPPAGE
Worst case scenario is the stoppage of time, when a person dies. This is time relative to the person who has died. In this case, the time line cannot be relaunched.

TIME SUSPENSION WITH COMA, FREEZE
Is time suspension possible, and then can it be resumed? Although no human as we know has become frozen and then restored after a great passage of time. If so, this would undoubtedly not stop time. However, it would slow the aging process though not stop it. It this case, time would progress. What if the body reaches a complete frozen and static state without aging? To the restored person, they have not aged, yet they are propelled into a distant future. Also consider people have remained suspended in comas only to come back to reality after many decades. Does this represent a time suspension? - possibly not - as the person continues to age...

TIME VARIANCE - TUNING TIME
Time does have suble variances that can be induced, like turning the knobs on an instrument control panel one way or another, very small changes to the passage of time can be achieved. As a test, engage in two sets of data, one in which you greatly enjoy, and one in which is tedious and monotonous. Physiological time will pass by slower or faster. By tuning the activity, the passage of time can be tuned.

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Propeller Transporter Device

Big Brain Propeller Transporter Device
It won't transport humans like Star Trek but it does the next best thing!

After reading this article about a cloaking device that uses temporal shifts in time, we decided to look at the Propeller chip and see if a similar analogy could be found and how it could be applied. The results of this study were stunning!


The trick is to create a gap in the beam of light, have the hidden event occur as the gap goes by and then stitch the beam back together, says Alexander Gaeta, professor of applied and engineering physics at Cornell University.

In the Propeller chip, one approach is to create two opposing lensing time reference frames by using altering variances in the clock frequency and working in between the modulation. In the case of the Big Brain, the shifts could be distributed across many chips in the arrays and later assembled into the original full element. If particles are propagated throughout the Big Brain's parallel arrays (perhaps in waves) and later reassembled, a transporter could be created. Particles can be shaped into specific behaviors resulting in lensing. Note this type of transporter would work only inside the Propeller-chip-based Big Brain. This study is continuing.