Yeah, Nah... Quantum Time Travel?

[EndtheMadnessNow]

https://twitter.com/x/status/2072314927537144203

The paper:
Retrocausal Capacity of a Quantum Channel: Communicating Through Noisy Closed Timelike Curves



She hasn't posted this one to her Youtube channel, yet. She lives somewhere in Arizona so maybe Freija could have a chat.

There was a physicist professor on the Art Bell show about 14 years ago explaining how he's been working on this exact time travel idea since he was 10 years old. First by researching if sending a human back in time had any merit (it didn't) which led him to a the idea of sending messages back in time. The problem he ran into is how would anyone in the past have such a device to receive & decode the signals within the noise. Said he got further inspiration after watching the movie Frequency (2000). Recall the discussion was quite fascinating but damn if I can remember his name. The names listed on the paper don't ring any bells other than

Spoiler: Back to the Future

M. McFly

. Watch the 5 min vid.

 

[Freija]

Cool! I came across this story a few days ago and intended to post it but got busy and forgot. Noice job! (except your spoiler link vid doesn't work)

Here's your favorite pop physicist:

and another

 

[Bally]

I like Sabine Hossenfelder.

 

[Freija]

I like Sabine Hossenfelder.

She's smart but kind of a nutjob at times and often focuses on the controversial or fringe science. I liked her as quasi-informative entertainment until she decided to throw her 2¢ into the ring on social issues she has no expertise in other than her opinions and it turned me right off to her. I didn't know she lived in Arizona.

I much prefer Dr. David Kipping of Cool Worlds, Brian Cox and Anton Petrov for physics, space news and general science. There is so much pure slop on YouTube it's hard to avoid brain rot. For archeology and Egypt stuff, I have some confidence in History for Granite, Ancient Architects and World of Antiquity. They tend to avoid the sensationalism of most.

 

[Bally]

She's smart but kind of a nutjob at times and often focuses on the controversial or fringe science. I liked her as quasi-informative entertainment until she decided to throw her 2¢ into the ring on social issues she has no expertise in other than her opinions and it turned me right off to her. I didn't know she lived in Arizona.

I much prefer Dr. David Kipping of Cool Worlds, Brian Cox and Anton Petrov for physics, space news and general science. There is so much pure slop on YouTube it's hard to avoid brain rot. For archeology and Egypt stuff, I have some confidence in History for Granite, Ancient Architects and World of Antiquity. They tend to avoid the sensationalism of most.

I like Sabine Hossenfelder. You know. In that hectic wet noodle way.

 

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Cool! I came across this story a few days ago and intended to post it but got busy and forgot. Noice job! (except your spoiler link vid doesn't work)

Actually the spoiler link does work. Not a vid, just the text description for the spoiler M. McFly. Sorry for the confusion.

I like her for the sarc nuttiness.

Yes, Anton Petrov is the goto guy. Freakin human sponge of science.