/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10568613
It depends, for sure some prize are accounted for future inventions backported trought time because we profit from having them sooner.

>>10568613
not if someone used EHT to observe the collision of normal sun made of lava and cold sun made of ice the same year. clearly that would be more important scientifically

>>10568613
If someone actually made time travel possible, they already did.

Think about it. I haven't.

>>10569028
Or the worldlines split each time a decision is made (whether it be time travel, quantum suicide, etc.), and time travel simply doesnt exist in *your* worldline until you personally experience it. Anybody else that has ever time traveled split off into a different fork of universe.exe

>>10568613
I like that updated George Pal time machine.

>>10568613
>If someone actually made time travel possible, would they earn a nobel prize?
It depends, do they have a female in a supporting role in their team that contributed a few lines of code and is willing to take all the credit? if so, maybe

not if it was a white man though tbqh

No, I think and hope there still are few logical beings left to keep it a secret!

>>10569055
>not if it was a white man though tbqh
you sound oppressed

>>10569055
oh you're impotent
sucks to be you

>>10569312
I'm impotent because a woman made false claims?

>>10569055
>you are so cute
I hate people like this
>"aww so cute, a woman doing science"
fuck off

>>10569333
>cute