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Originally Posted by renormalised
I have read your statements carefully, and I know you have chosen your words carefully, but you are still making the assumption of what holds now will be the same in the future, even if you're only implying it in the spirit of your posts.
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No I don't. This line of argument also fails to "argumentum ad ignorantiam".
To assume that a premise is correct today will also it be correct tomorrow is a logical fallacy.
To assume a premise is incorrect today because it will be corrected tomorrow is also logical fallacy.
It doesn't leave any scope does it.
For me the whole issue of considering that FLT travel is possible in the future is superfluous. Whether it will occur or not obviously has no impact on science today.
Theoretical physics is hard enough to comprehend today without trying to project it into the future.
For me it's the current issues that count.
So Carl if FTL travel occurs in our lifetime you can send me a 4-D spacetime video E-mail message on your Windows ZZZZ driven quantum computer telling me "I told you so".
Steven