How feasible would be interstellar travel by using teleportation and portals?

>>15369225 (OP)

I've done it. It helps a lot if you only send massless virtual objects through the portal, such as virtual photons produced in your mind that haven't been detected by any material objects.

>>15369225 (OP)

faster than light travel implies time travel, so you'd be using those portals to time travel, change the past and destroy the universe causing a paradox

>>15369225 (OP)

Depends on your definition of "you"

1. used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing.

 "are you listening?"

2. used to refer to any person in general.

 "after a while, you get used to it"

source: google

>posts picture *&amp;* the words

Fucking autist or dumb, I know not...

>>15369225 (OP)

>muh soience fiction tv show fantasy 

imagine that you're so low iq and intellectually lazy that you can't even think up your own imaginative scenarios and instead you need to steal them from lame tv shows

>>15369225 (OP)

Goold?

I sort of get this but not really. I get that you can send information to the past if the sender and the receiver travel at some relative velocity but what if you have a system that only works between two points that are static relative to each other?

So what's your brilliant and original idea that's never been thought of by anyone before?

This warp drive can go faster than light without time travel

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcubierre_drive

Based 'Goold?' poster

The paradox argument if it's valid at all implies that this would just be impossible. The universe exploding would not solve the contradiction so there's no reason to think that would happen.

>soience fiction cringe 

wrong board

>>>/lit/21926578

In theory you could get a biological 3d printer to print copies of people from information sent at light speed. But why would you want that?

>>15369225 (OP)

Zero, the chances of humans leaving the Sol System are about 0.0001%. I mean and surviving or returning. It's possible some generation ships or one way colony ships will try for a few close star systems but it will all be a one way journey where mail takes decades to do a round trip.

No, the method does not matter. If you can get somewhere faster than light, you can time travel.

>is star trek real?

OP is below 110 IQ &amp; so are all the people who take it seriously

>>15369225 (OP)

>teleportation and portals?

Like half-life?

wtf are you doing on /sci/ fag?

General Hammond. It would be Goa'uld.

>>15369225 (OP)

No gayass
