Ep 42 - If I Could Turn Back Time

Episode 42 is entitled “If I Could Turn Back Time.” Yes, it is a play on the Cher song, but I am focused on a serious question, can change to the future force changes to the past? Scientists have recently discovered that Neutrinos, the only electrical neutral, non-mass particle, may travel faster than the speed of light. These scientists say that if their tests on neutrinos are true, time travel may be possible, at least time-based communications. In this episode, I discuss what would happen if something disturbed these neutrinos. What are human-made neutrinos disturbed the “order-of-things” and impacted the future?

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