2/17/25

If Humans Learn to Travel Faster Than Light

I have considered that if the 4-dimensional universe of experience is afloat as a virtual stable field of two dimension massless waves entangled in the Higgs Field, that there may be a supporting medium quicker than the speed of light, and that accounts for a faster than light inflation not entangled in the future unified field emerged from a singularity.

  That faster than light medium could explain quantum superpositions faster than light data transfer too perhaps if the information transfers through the extra-universal field, or if the substrata has dimensions intrinsically superpositioned to four-dimensions of the entangled field quanta of the universe.

I have thought that if people learn to exploit the extensional substrata they might run out of universe to travel in. There was a movie made out people traveling to hell beyond the edge of the universe; they should have read the warnings on the map ‘There be dragons’.

People are embedded in the universe sized to fit within. Exceeding the parameters of being such that the scale is transcended may maladapt humans for existence. They could become too big for it, and there may be nothing else or anywhere else to go. Even so people will try. Discovering what is beyond the Universe would be a philosophical discovery that would be noticed by the New York Times and the Times Picayune of New Orleans.

God did mention to Adam and Eve that having ate of the tree of knowledge He would make humanity mortal lest they eat of the tree of immortality and become as little gods/brats mucking everything up for eternity (I added that last part for pedagogical purposes). I suppose some people would like to live until the end of the universe- for a hundred billion years or more, growing tired of toileting they would make themselves into some sort of frozen photon processing configuration waiting for God to wrap things up.

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