5. Teleportation
The amount of crimes that could be carried out with teleportation is staggering. Say you want to rob a bank, teleport into the bank’s vault, load up with all the goodies you want and your out in under a minute. Better yet why not just teleport everything in the bank vault to your living room, better yet why not just teleport the bank vault straight to your back yard.

4.Space Travel
Anyone who’s ever wanted to get rid of incriminating evidence knows that a fire is a great place to do it. But it’s nothing compared to the sun. Say I’ve just killed someone and want to get rid of the body, all I’d have to do is fly as close to the sun as I dare and fire them torpedo style into the waiting fireball. Or maybe the cops are on to me for that bank vault I stole and I want to get rid of all the evidence. A quick trip to the nearest star and all evidence is obliterated in an instant, I’d like to see them lift fingerprints off that.

3.Flying cars

Windows + flying cars = pervert magnet. Need I say more.

2.Downloading our memories into a computer                                                                                                    A popular notion among science fiction fans for many years now is the idea that we’ll soon be able to build computers so advanced that they will be able to contain all the thoughts and memories of a human mind, potentially allowing us to live inside a computer. Wouldn’t this make the removal of scum from our earth very difficult? For instance when Osama bin Laden was killed recently, imagine if after all the celebrating we found out he had downloaded all his thoughts and memories onto an SD card and handed it out to all his buddies. What then?
Or worse what if he made his thoughts and memories available over a torrent site? Every extremist with an internet connection could have their very own Osama! Shocking stuff.

1.Time Travel
I’m sure everyone has their own potential misuses of a time travel device, winning the lottery, changing the faith of the universe to save your dead cat, getting to live through disneyland twice while only paying once, the possibilities are endless, but imagine the problems we’d have if it got into deadlier hands.
Next time terrorist want to hit back at the United States they could just head back in time to 1492 armed with a few AK-47’s and it’s so long Christopher Columbus, so long America.
Or even worse maybe an Eco terrorist decides the world would be much better off without humans in it. A gun toting eco warrior would probably make short work of our poor neanderthal ancestors,  on the other hand the obvious paradox may save us, but who knows?

So what do you think? In humanities far off future will committing a crime be around every corner? Or do you think the powers that be could sufficiently control these devices and stop them from getting into the wrong hands?

In reality, we’ve proved that absolute truth DOES exist and that there is a right and wrong, God is real and everlasting and that He has an ultimate plan for the purpose of our lives. Sorry to break it to you guys, but if you say “absolute truth does not exist”… wel that’s a false statement, totally unverifying the argument.

Did it take that much brains for me to crack the fallacy and lies that evolutionists place on people? You know Hitler, Stalin, as well as many other dictators are evolutionists. Just throwing that out there.

This at least is suggested by a theory created by physicists Tom Weiler and Chui Man Ho, Vanderbilt University, United States, which “does not violate any laws of physics, “according to the researchers.

One ofmain goals of the LHC is to find an elusive particle called the Higgs boson , whichhas been predicted by the standard model of particle physics and used by scientists to explain why subatomic particles like protons , neutronsor Electrons have mass.

Weiler and Ho believe that if the LHC failed to produce the Higgs boson, while this would result in a second particle called the Higgs singlet. According to the theory of physics, this new particle would have the ability to pass an extra dimension, a fifth dimension, where you can move backward or forward.

In a statement released by Vanderbilt University, Weiler explained that one of the attractions of this theory is that “avoids all the great paradoxes” arising from the possibility of time travel. The reason, he said, would be that “time travel would be limited to these particles in particular, and would not be possible for a human being.”

 This will prevent, for example, the so-called grandfather paradox, which states that if a person takes a trip through time and kill the father’s father or mother (grandfather of the traveler), before he knows her grandmother and both can conceive, then the parent time traveler and the traveler himself would never be conceived, so that the traveler could not have gone to the past.

When not traveling to the past, his grandfather he would not be killed, so the hypothetical traveler would certainly have been designed, then it could have traveled back in time and kill his grandfather, but would not be conceived … and so on indefinitely.

Sending messages to the future.

However, according to Weiler: “If scientists could control the production of Higgs singlets, they would be able to send messages from the past into the future.” The test of the theory of Weiler and Ho will be given if the physical control LCH come to observe the simultaneous appearance of singlet Higgs particles and their decay products (nuclides or groups of protons and neutrons that result from a process of disintegration) .

This situation, according to physicists at Vanderbilt University, show that would have produced particles traveling through time backwards, to appear before the collisions take place which in turn produced them. This theoretical gibberish is actually based on an earlier theory: M-theory, developed in the 90 to try to cover all properties of subatomic particles and forces known, including seriousness.

M-theory states that there would be 10 or 11 dimensions instead of the four known dimensions, and that our universe would be like a “membrane” of four dimensions (a membrane) that floats in a space-time multi-dimensional. In this view of physics, the basic parts of our universe would be permanently attached to the brane, so that they could not travel to other dimensions. But there would be some exceptions. Some scientists have proposed that gravity would be weaker than the other fundamental forces because it is spread through other dimensions.

Another possible exception is the singlet Higgs particle, which respond to gravity, but not other basic forces.

Previous research.

Weiler began to investigate travel time six years ago, intended to explain certain anomalies observed in various experiments with neutrinos. Neutrinos have been dubbed “ghost particles” because they react in a strange way with ordinary matter, trillions of neutrinos collide with our body every second, but do not notice because they pass rapidly through it without breaking.

Weiler and colleagues Heinrich Pas and Sandip Pakvasa of the University of Hawaii, they found an explanation for these anomalies based on the existence of a hypothetical particle called “sterile neutrino.” In theory, the sterile neutrinos would be even less detectable than the ordinary neutrinos because they interact only with the force of gravity, ie not made any fundamental interactions that includes the Standard Model of particle physics.

Moreover, according to Weiler, PAS and Pakvasa, sterile neutrinos would travel faster than the speed of light through “shortcuts” between the extra dimensions. According to the theory of general relativity by Albert Einstein, there are certain conditions under which travel faster than light is equivalent to traveling back in time.

This aspect of the theory of relativity is what led physicists to the field of speculative time travel, and finally to Weiler to create the theory of Higgs singlet. The physicist and his colleague explained the theory in arXiv.org.

The singlet Higgs (Higgs singlet) will jump to fifth extra dimension can then move forward or backward in time.

Other theoretical models.

In recent years, there have been many theoretical advances as far as time travel is concerned. In 2006, for, example, a physicist at the University of Connecticut, United States, reported that it had created a prototype time machine that used light energy in the form of laser beams to bend time so move it.

Moreover, in 2007, a team of Israeli scientists established a theoretical model for time travel, which showed that a loop could be generated from space-time only ordinary matter and energy density positive. Finally, last year, a physicist at MIT came up with another theoretical model of time travel to solve the paradoxical effect of this type of travel, thanks to certain properties of quantum physics.

Have you seen a Movie or read a book where people go back in time and find out about the past.

This form of travel is somewhat possible.

A Example of Time traveling is used in this Book:
Molly Moon’s Hypnotic Time Travel Adventure

What is time travelling in a humans perspective?

Well, Humans Perceive time in a rather odd way. Time is annoyingly wrapped around in a sort of complex system of Light and Gravity and Space. Time is a factor that is extremely complicated and very little known. Time is the passage of light as it travels through the void, but can be effected by gravity or Dark Matter. Time is directly correlated with light, and it travels with light. Therefore if we can achieve a way to travel faster than light, then finding out what happened in the past would be easy, and obvious.  Travelling faster than light though would be theoretically impossible according to the Einstein’s theory of relativity. We all know that there is some mysterious stuff in our cosmos which could have a leading impact as to how fast humans can travel, which means we could find something soon that can help us travel faster than light.

Do you think there are mysterious things out there?

I direct response to this question is  a yes. A huge mystery rests in the Bermuda Triangle itself. The place where 1000’s of Boats airplanes randomly disappear without any sort of warning or any broadcast. To some this can seem like a coincidence, but these mysterious disappearing are very queer and could reveal something extraordinary.

What do you mean by the Bermuda Triangle Being Queer?

Some interesting things have been recently been found which could change Einstein’s theory forever. Recently Scientists have found out that people who are entering a certain part of the Bermuda triangle are speeding up. In fact apparently A recorded flight says that it travelled 16,000 Miles per hour as it traveled the Bermuda Triangle and Hit its way into Florida in a matter of 3 Minutes! The pilot in the airplane survived and says it was not a malfunction. He said that during the 3 Minutes he felt like going through some sort of portal spirally thing, and he felt like he was floating. Scientists have had 3 other planes that they discovered that were also showing a speed of 16,000 Miles when they had their turn through this portal.

Light Travels:

It was Einstein and some other brilliant physicists who finally concluded that it’s impossible to achieve the speed of light. But, in order to form an image that goes into someone else’s eye, light has to first contact your body. So if you WERE able to go faster than light, the only image they would see is whatever light manages to reflect off you and into their eyes while you’re going that fast.
If you think about it like a bunch of bratty kids throwing tennis balls at a speeding car, they probably couldn’t hit it while standing directly behind it as it speeds away, but if they chucked a ball or two while it was about to pass them, they could probably hit it, and the tennis ball would bounce off. Likewise, with light traveling in virtually all directions at any given point, you’d probably still be hit with some light that would reflect off you.
And darkness can’t have a speed, it’s just the absence of visible light.

I was checking Facebook recently when I saw a wall post from one of my friends. I can’t remember the exact quote but I remember the line “Happily Ever After doesn’t have to be forever” or something close to that. I thought it was a very nice statement, both real and yet not sad. In my mind at least she was saying enjoy the moment, don’t worry that the good times won’t last.

To me it seemed a very adult way at looking at love and at life itself. We can struggle looking for that perfection, that Prince Charming or Snow White, or we can live life to its fullest with what we have. Too many people toss aside wonderful relationships looking for a perfection that is ephemeral.

It was a more cheerful version of one of my favorite sayings. Happily Ever After has a very short shelf life. In my mind that’s two polar opposite ways of viewing the same thing. So much is transitory in life including true love. There’s the old song that says “When it’s love it will last forever.” That’s only true with your last love. We as humans have the capacity to find true love, see it shattered, only to find it all over again. We swear it was meant to be, and end up swearing affidavits or just swearing at each other.

The love that poets write about and balladeers croon about is pretty much fiction. If you doubt me just look at the personal lives of most of these people. Poets tend to be habitual womanizers.  If you want to know about the sensitive song writers, just Google John Mayer and any of his former girlfriends. That eternal, “true” love is something we all dream about, but are all to often rudely awoken. The truth, hard and cold, is that love is transitory.

I’m sure those currently in love would disagree with me. I’m just as sure that a year from now 50% of those people will no longer be in love with the same person. True Love has a horrible burn out rate. Just look at the divorce rate and the number of tattoo cover ups if you doubt me. True love isn’t something that happens, at least not with two people. It’s something that takes work, devotion and a thick skin. It is possible for one person to fall in love. Far to often this is the case and it is tragically sad.

So where does all this take us? Back to my friend Liz’s quote. Happily ever after doesn’t have to be forever. You can have that Immortal love, you just have to realize it could be short lived and enjoy the moment. Don’t hold out for the fairy tale, make the fairy tale happen. With work, faith and yes with that evil emotion love, you can make a moment last forever. There’s even a scientific basis for it. Well pseudo-scientific at least.

Reading her post and thinking about the appropriate comment, reminded me of a theory I had read several years ago. I don’t remember the name but it involved quantum physics and the existence of hyperspace. Yeah, I was a nerd. Before I get to that though we need to remember the most famous man to never use a comb and his contributions to love.

The man was Albert Einstein. Now Alby most likely isn’t the first guy you think about on Valentines Day but his theory of relativity fits in perfectly with love. You see, everything is relative, even time. What we perceive and experience as a day, someone else moving at a different speed might experience as a moment. The closer we get to the speed of light, the slower time becomes, at least in relation to the traveler.

The immense gravity of a black hole also cause time to appear to slow down the closer you come to the event horizon. If you were traveling into the black hole time would appear constant, minutes would tick by the same as usual. To anyone observing, however you would be slowing down to the point you appeared motionless. You would grow old and die (ok really you would be crushed into near nothingness) in the normal course of time, but anyone watching would watch you for centuries.

Well that is the basic theory anyway. I am no scientist and not quite as geeky as when I was younger. How does this relate to love? Think about when you hold the hand of the one you love. How long does that moment last? How long did the first kiss take? It probably seemed to last forever, and after it was over it seemed gone way too fast. It takes forever for your lover to get to your home. Then in the blink of an eye, it’s time for him to leave. It’s all relative. Time flies when you are having fun. People may scoff at my oversimplification, but it’s true. It’s all relative.

That’s not the only scientific theorem that could apply to love but let’s stay away from Heisenberg and how the uncertainty principle relates to domestic abuse for now. I do want to touch on that Hyperspace theory though, because it’s the one that always haunts me.

Now I freely admit the whole theory might be bullshit. I don’t remember who the author was or even exactly where I found it. Some hyperlink from a website on Stephen Hawkins I believe. Bull or not though, I really like this idea. I like it but also hate it, and with this theory it is possible to do both equally.

The theory, to shorten this already long winded piece, is that all things exist in all places, and in all times simultaneously. Simultaneously yet in different “amounts” for lack of a better word. From where you physically perceive yourself to be, your body stretches out across the physical and temporal universe into infinity. The further away from what I will refer to as your “center” the less substantial you become.

The center of you is where the largest quantity of mass exists at this particular point in time. Your center is a point, ever moving forward through time. From this point you radiate outwards in all directions across the universe and backwards and forwards through time. This then allows you in some form, and amount to exist in all places at all times. As the prophet says, can you dig it?

Ok you probably can’t really dig it, but I hope you are at least starting to understand what I am saying. Sounds like hogwash? Maybe, hell probably, but think about it. Where do we actually begin and end.

Look at your finger tip. Pretty simple to say your finger ends right there at the tip. You can see the tip. What you don’t see is what the tip is made of. Your finger is made of skin, the skin of cells, the cells of molecules, the molecules of atoms, the atoms of protons, neutrons and electrons, they of sub atomic particles with names like quarks, muons and other science fiction sounding names. When you get down to it solid matter really isn’t so solid. There is space between the most solid objects. As Leonard Cohen says “there is a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in.”

Let us just look at electrons for a moment. They circle around the nucleus of an atom, in varying levels or orbits. Now look at your finger tip and imagine those electrons flying in their orbits at the tip. I can guarantee you those electrons are made up of smaller parts, stretcher further away from our core. Now tell me where does your finger end? Just don’t sniff it.

So now hopefully we can agree, at least, that solid matter really isn’t solid. Also it stands to reason that the further from the center, the less solid things tend to become. So even though it’s still far fetched can you at least see where I am going on the existing everywhere? If you accept that we could stretch across physical existence, what about time. That’s still a bit of a leap, I’ll admit, but remember, science has already discovered sub atomic particles that travel backwards in time. If those particles exist, and science says they do, then isn’t it likely they form some small part of our physical bodies?

Now take this giant leap with me. Go on. It’s not the jump that kills you, it’s the landing. Leap up and say, “Ok I’ll bite, it could be true.” Thanks I knew you would trust me. So what’s next? Go on ask me, I’m waiting. “Ok dude, what the hell has this got to do with love?”

Short answer? Everything. This is how you make one moment be forever. Wherever you are right now, you are also everywhere you have ever been, everything you have ever been. You are also everywhere and everything you ever will become.

Thinking this way your memories aren’t really memories. Your memories are that some small part of you that was, and is, and that you can still perceive. Likewise deja vu is just you recognizing the fact that a part of you has already been here, and will be here when you leave.

So right now you are still locked in that first kiss. Still holding hands in the playground, still saying “I will always love you forever.” No matter how bad it ended somewhere it is still something beautiful. Every sunrise, every birth, everything good in your life is still happening. Isn’t that worth believing some hippie mumbo jumbo, that I just spelled out to you? Isn’t that a good way to look at love. This moment that I have here WILL last forever, even if it ends tomorrow.

You see I am a romantic, even if for the most part I don’t believe in love. At least not that Bella and Edward, eternal you were meant for me (and if you are singing Jewell right now, cut it the hell out) type of love. I’m just a knight in tarnished armor, looking for Rapunzel with a buzz cut.

Now if you accept this, you also have to take the bad. A part of you is still being bullied in high school. Somewhere, sometime you are still saying good bye to your mother as a casket is lowered. Somewhere your heart is beating its last beat. A part of you is cold, and lonely and wants to be held while you cry. Somewhere your heart is breaking.

Just like in life you have to take the bad with the good. Take it and not worry about if the scales are balanced. Don’t worry that life isn’t fair. You have to enjoy the good, and persevere through the bad.

When life is bad, remember that somewhere it is still good. That there is a place where you aren’t hurting. When life is good make the most of it. Enjoy the center, and push the bad away.

Always remember that the bad, just like the good is eternal. Knowing this work as hard as you can to maximize the good in your life and the lives of others. That word that you are about to use in anger will linger forever, so make sure you want to say it. That affair, that betrayal will never truly cease to exist. However a hug, a friendly smile, a kiss, that too will go on, long after our center has perished.

Make your own happily ever after, every minute, for as long as it lasts.

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New Zealand is ahead of almost every country in the world in terms of time, with the exception of Fiji.

New Zealand can even be ahead by as much as 2 days. http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_is_New_Zealand_2_days_ahead_of_america

This makes the country an excellent place to experience time significant events, such as New Years.

Spending New Years in New Zealand would mean that you can count down to the new year first before billions from the rest of the world.

Like many other cities around the world, the major cities in New Zealand will celebrate with countdowns at land marks inside the city, with fireworks.

In Auckland, getting there early is also a good idea, or else you will be stuck in your car beeping. Stuck behind buildings from the main event.

Besides the aspect of time, New Zealand also has a wonderful environment, the sky is blue, the grass is green and so are the mountains.

“I cannot believe that you would do such a thing! Does our wedding vows mean nothing to you? All the promises that you would never hurt me are all lies, aren’t they?” screamed Lyna as she paces up and down.

“I’m sorry. I didn’t know why I did it.” pleaded her husband.

“You don’t know why? How is it possible that you do not know why you cheat on me? With a girl on the internet half your age? Were you not thinking when you had internet sex with her? Did you hand automatically started screwing yourself with your knowledge?!” screamed Lyna with tears filling up her eyes.

“I’m sorry, I really am,” pleaded her husband as he tries to comfort her.

“Don’t touch me with your disgusting hands, you pervert! Just leave me alone. I hate you!” shouted Lyna at his face and stormed off.

“Why is this happening to me? Am i not a good wife? Am i hideous? I sacrificed everything for him; my family, my home, my friends, my country, myself…”Lyna kept questioning herself, crying and sobbing.

“Lyna! Watch out!” screamed her husband.

“Wha-”

B-e-e-p!

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                                                    present is said to be a continuation of the past.the past is certain,but the uture is uncertain.keeping an eye on the present what is,we can predict or risk a guess about the future.if the scientists can give a practical shape of h.g wells,s time machine ,or devise such a computer brain,it will be easy to tell something about the world of tomorrow.
                                   judging from the modern scientific progress,we can say that in future whole world will be linked with gaint,multiple computers.according to professor robert jestrow of columbia university:we will see the silicon brain in an emergent form of the life to compete with man.it is rather impossible to fathom the folly of human heart,but we can hope for better future.hope is more rational than fear.
                                   if the fear of future war is abolished,we can say,life shall become more mechanized.instead of using cars and buses,the future generations will use moving roads.they will have simply to step on the moving  roads in front of their houses.it i possible that instead of living in dingy houses on the earth,people may live in air colonies.the dream of space light may come true in near future.
                                      coming to daily life of work,many new changes will surprise the world.compact buildings made of glass fibre may be designed.people may live in portable cabins.seeing the present pressure of population and scarcity of food,scientists and chemists my invent some fibre and vitamin tablets.man will go round after eating one tablet or capsule to say ,for days or month.the monotony of cooking and eating shall be overcome.man will hate manual work and invent robots to serve him.
                                atomic fissure may change the ice lands and deserts into fertile lands.the rigours of climate will be overcome and people will be safe from the vagaries of nature.all this is possible provided lasting peace prevails in the world.    
                                   but man is his own greatest enemy .evil thoughts lead to evil actions.every climax has an anticlimax.blind use of computer technology for war purpose.will be disasterous for the world.the mechanical brain(computer)may numb human faculties,and the future generation may be brainless and creatures of instincts like the animals.human beings will behave like animals.religion and moral science shall be dumped into the sea.
                                    seeing the present current of invisible sex crimes in the west,one can say that the concept of marriage will be finished in the materialistic communities.childern may be maimed,crippled and mentally handicapped due to the ravages of three fold warfare,the after-effects of chemical and biological warfare.the anti-climax shall be horrible and horrendous.animal kingdom may supersede the kingdom of “YAHOOS”.
                      in the world of science magazine.”in the end the kingdom of the world shall fall into the hands of flies and mosquitoes”.

     It appears that there now is.  This is a video clip shot outside a Charlie Chaplin movie premier in 1928.  Watch the woman walking across the screen from right to left and you will see that she is definitively speaking on a cell phone (or something similar).  Nothing consistant with the technology of the era would even remotely resemble a cell phone.  So the question now has to be asked…. Is this woman a time traveler, or is cell phone technology simply much older than we thought.

I like science fiction literature myself, and specially like stories about time travel – when personage of the book is traveling in time mostly not for producing certain actions in past to have at impact in future but mostly about time research, time care, time line options. The person traveling in time can see different historical times, separated by hundreds of years, in just a few seconds. In other cases of time travel the person can live for a long period of time and then return to  the point where he used to be right before his time journey started. Isn’t amazing? one person feels time line as a short moment of his time, and the other feels it like a long way that is hardly bearable to walk through. 

Think about your first memories from your life, how far can you remember your life? Another question: how well do you remember your last birthday, your previous birthday, or some significant events in your personal life or life of your close ones? What do you think about your next birthday, is it far away or is it close by? Are you starting to think about your next summer vacation? Would you be able to say this will be soon, or you are thinking about it like some far far away event, that you don’t even want to think about?

Well, you may ask where am I leading to? I believe that our feeling of time is very much dependent on our age – as older we get as quicker time passes by for us. There is nothing wrong with time itself as a physical value, but psychological feeling of time is different for each and every one of us. My son is going to be five years old in one month, but starting from the last month, he keeps asking me when is his birthday be? He keeps asking about his birthday ever since, every day, sometimes more then twice a day. I keep answering, we even draw a little chart with the dates on it that he can cross over every morning and see how many days left. The very next day after establishing this chart he came to me asking if he can cross over two or three days at once. The time is soooooooo slooooowww for my little one. On the other hand, my birthday is also coming in one month (yes, imagine – I cannot have personal party) and I already think of myself a year older, for me one month is like tomorrow, or even yesterday. Whenever someone asks my age I start to think what would I say, is it still 39 or already 40? I remember my previous birthday in details, as it was yesterday (really!) I remember how I was holding on hands my first son almost five years ago. Well, you can see, if you ask age of my son, he will definitely answer 4, but I said in previous sentence “almost five”.

The difference in acceptance of time line between ages is real time machine. I lived one day, when my son lived whole epoch. There is no science fiction, no tricks, no physics, just a little boy waits for ages to become five years old.