Serious question: has anyone ever tried receiving information from the future? Perhaps future humans will figure out how to send information back through time, but in order to receive it, you have to stand still for a few minutes in a specific spot, to wait for tachyons to interact with your neurons at a subatomic level, making you gain knowledge.
Suppose you take a detailed scan of your brain, construct an immobilizing headrest, record its exact GPS location down to the millimeter, publish this information online (or bury it in a time capsule), and strap yourself in. Then future humans with tachyon technology would know exactly when and where to beam back a message. Is this too far outside the realm of possibility?
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Suppose you take a detailed scan of your brain, construct an immobilizing headrest, record its exact GPS location down to the millimeter, publish this information online (or bury it in a time capsule), and strap yourself in. Then future humans with tachyon technology would know exactly when and where to beam back a message. Is this too far outside the realm of possibility?
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