Sci-Fi Short - Traveler

This guy bears a striking resemblance to my friend Joe Hurd who left England and went to work for Galois Connection in Portland, OR. See Psychotherapy With Myra West.

See Terence McKenna on Time Travel and Nick Herbert's book Faster Than Light: Superluminal Loopholes in Physics:

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I'm not the only one who can't wait to find out how it ends, ...

The observation of one of Terence McKenna's audience at 34:37 gives one resolution for Traveler.

From a few years ago: FTL

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There are some interesting possibilities here: Werner Herzog on The Internet, Virtual Reality and The Future of Humanty but I am having a lot of trouble with maintaining my work-poverty balance. Beggars asking me for money and feeling I need to go out and sell almonds to get more money to sit here in a café and entertain my delusional fantasies about working as a researcher-cum-scriptwriter's assistant for an imaginary movie company. That's harder than trying to understand entangled quantum satellites!

I think these two videos will help with the latter problem:

Jade on time reversibility (trick: entropy is a property of whole systems)

How to prove you know a secret without revealing what it is (trick: you need to be able to distinguish two different macroscopic objects from each other)

See Jade - How To Prove You Know A Secret Without Revealing What it Is.

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