This is absolute RUBISH. Consider the set of odd number, an infinite
set.
Now consider the set of even numbers, also an infinite set. Yet these
two sets are mutually exclusive.

What I meant by those numbers is based on time (.00000000000004 of a
second) basically humans think linearally, and use time as a reference, a
flaw. Humans are not hard wired for totally understanding the concept of
infinity, it's a concept reserved for only the highest intelligent forms
in the universe.Those who can manipulate (Type III civilizations) it are
hence 'Godlike.' In a pardon the pun, nutshell, think of our reality as
like a radio, you now, are on 650AM, remember 650.10202006.[0] AM is us,
this is the reference point. Now to go back in the past, crudely
thinking, lets say to the year December 14, 1791 we would have to tune
into the frequency 650.12141791.[0] AM, ok. We go back but get to an
identical point 650.12141791.[5] AM, remember [5] means an exact
identical timeline...but perhaps a tree out of place or one particle out
of place somewhere in the cosmos.
This solves the Grandfather Paradox, our timeline is 650.10202006.[0]
AM , we go back to 650.12141791.[5] AM, since your in [5] you can
eliminate your great, great, great grandfather hence alter that timeline
[5]. You could still travel foreward to 650.10202006.[1] AM, and you'd
still be here because you only affected timeline [5].

Now come back to 650.10202006.[0] AM the result is 650.10202006.[1], your
still here...remember parallel universe's are vast this is why time
traveler's are rare as hen's teeth as a result of going into infinte
parallel timelines.
Another example:
Now if we wanted to go into the future to October 20, 2034, we would have
to tune into 650.10202034.[5] on our timeline 650.10202034.[0], we can't
get to absolute 650.10202034.[0] so we get to [1] or [infinte numbered
timeline]. So it wouldn't make much of difference other than the infinite
odds of coming back to where the Earth doesn't exist. It just wouldn't
happen.

I infinite number of planets does not in any
way imply that there will be another one like earth.

Yes it does! For instance, if you stay home instead of taking a walk in
the park, you have made a choice. But the caveat is...crudely speaking...
just the mere thought of thinking about that walk in the park makes it
exist simultaneously elsewhere with you in the infinite universe. There
are an infinite number of Earths existing simultaneously (see: Many
Worlds Interpretation)! Time is only concept of Man. If you can imagine
it then it exists. No if and's or but's! On the other hand there is a
distinct possiblity that man has long had this ability (mass Myan
Migration to another time, maybe 2 seconds ahead or back of our time) or
humanity destroyed themselves millions of years ago and their former
planet Mars was a mass exodus to this new planet we call Earth. To start
anew with religion as crux, theoretically.

I believe the Mayan year December 21, 2012 play's a big part of mans
evolution.

On Tue, 17 Oct 2006 23:12:13 GMT,
"mukyuk" <a@b.com> wrote:

(¯`·.¸Craig Chilton¸.·´¯) -- Rx for RRR Cult's Loathsome
Agendas: Extinction!" <xanadu222_@mchsi.com> wrote:

"mukyuk" <mukyuk@mukyuk.com> wrote:

"Anonymous" <anon@comments.header> wrote:

"u2fan" <isaiah6517@googlemail.com> wrote:

Let's say we're down the pub and 1 year from now Dave by
the bar is transported back in time to the same pub sitting over
by a table, boom, there would now be two Daves in the room,
the one by the bar and the one by the table, but one year from
now the Dave by the bar is transported back to sit by the table,
but there is already a Dave from the future there, so now there
are two Daves in the same point of time and space, this will be
an infinite loop.

There will be an infinite mass of Daves by the table, causing
a black hole and possible big bang.

So now we know where they come from, darn scientists.

I say we shouldn't transport Dave.

The fact it hasn't happened means either in the future no one
is transported back or it's not possible to move atoms back in time.

Incorrect. You can transport an infinte number of Daves
(paradoxically speaking).
You need to define, past, present and future.
For example: 1 year from now = Bsub0
Now, knowing applying the Many Worlds Interpretation(MWI)
theoretically Dave never arrives at A because, it's most likely that
he'll be Bsub1 = .000000000000001 ahead in time or Bsub2
.000000000000000000000004 behind in time. He'll can exist in
both places at the same time. The problem is tuning to the exact
reality Bsub0, which would take an a Type III civilization, to have
that capability. Comprende? Thus if this was achievable Dave
would exist as a doppelganger. Solution solved, since Dave's
doppelganger is from a previous existence, they can interact. You
state "it's not possible to move atoms back in time." Prove it?

It is sometimes believed that if an infinite number of planets
exist,
then every possible planet would have to exist, including, for
instance,
a planet exactly like Earth, except with unicorns. Is this necessarily
true?

You should read, "What Mad Universe," by Fredric Brown.
You'd LOVE it!

If there LITERALLY were an infinite number of planets, then that
would have to include an infinite number of earths. Infinity is as
all-inclusive and endless as eternity is long.

That means that somewhere, there would be an earth that's EXACTLY
like this one, except that (for example) one molecule would be missing
from one leaf on a tree somewhere on its surface. Everything else --
including a whole human population like ours, doing exactly what each
of us is doing at any given moment -- would be identical.

Imagine a person's getting to heaven, and then finding out that
his eternal assignment is to explore EVERY planet in the universe, and
spend a few minutes, each, with each life form (human, animal, plant)
that inhabits it. That just might TAKE all of eternity. :)

This is absolute RUBISH. Consider the set of odd number, an infinite
set.
Now consider the set of even numbers, also an infinite set. Yet these
two
sets are mutually exclusive. I infinite number of planets does not in
any
way imply that there will be another one like earth.

I submit that you are standing short of realizing the actual
magnitude of infinity. Infinity knows no limits. What you are saying
could make sense only if the progressions of even numbers and odd
numbers were finite. But since they are infinite, they simply are
each components of the endless infinite, so can't be compared
against each other. Endless is... *endLESS*.

-- Craig Chilton <xanadu222@mchsi.com>