mnottertail
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Einstein said that there (was) one exception to the speed of light. It was "The Big Bang" when "everything" moved much faster than the speed of light. Interesting. Why? Tachyons, for example, while "faster than light," aren't truly so, as a matter of definition (quantum field vs. the subliminal universe we normally envision). Any info? I have read alot of Einstein, and I don't recall him saying anything on that order, what he said was far more subtle. That is, NOTHING...NOTHING in the PONDERABLE universe exceeds the speed of light. That is, if there is something that does, we will be absolutely unaware of its workings and many of its effects, because none of our intrumentation (that by its very nature) exploits light, can see something moving faster than it....(and thats where you also run into Heisenberg, because of the limit and the intrusion in that realm). So, if the big bang exceeded the speed of light at some point in its unfolding, we are shit outta luck to discover what went on during that time period, we have no way of seeing it. Now, nothing is to say that einstein is 3000% right on this. Spooky action at a distance, (quantum pairing) is a quandry and if einstein is right, it will never be exploited beyond the gee whiz look at that fuckin thing stage. As I understand and interpret what he said, anyway. I could be wrong too. Ron
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