A User's Guide To Time Travel
from the crackpots-galore dept
Continuing with their "crackpot"... I mean, "super powers" issue, Wired Magazine has released an article talking about a variety of methods that could be used for time travel. This follows on their stories about invisibility and anti-gravity. The time travel one might be the most amusing so far, because it explains what you would need to do to get each of the methods to work (and whether you can go backwards, forwards, or both), and then at the very end gives you the "fine print" - which basically explains why it's impossible.
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This is akin to the "jokes" the physics majors used to tell ("assume a frictionless surface", then bounds of geek laughter).
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