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Posted by Lasky on March 21, 2000 01:51:05 UTC

If man could travel at the speed of light Time would appear to be at a stand still.
my question is if we built a ship to travel at the speed of light would we be able to control
it? If light would not move beond us would we have motor skills? would the brains signals
which move from your brain down out to your and reach its target?
how fast dose Neural patterns travel at, and is it possible to have a person travel faster ?

I have asked a lot of people this question and no one as given me an answer (most of them
had no idea as to what I was talking about) If some one could answer this I would be very
happy

Thank you

Realm_World@Hotmail.com

Follow Ups:

RE: light - CL - March 21, 2000 - 16:51 UTC
- RE: RE: light - Lasky - March 21, 2000 - 19:55 UTC
  - RE: RE: RE: light - CL - March 21, 2000 - 23:41 UTC
    - RE: RE: RE: RE: light - - March 22, 2000 - 02:55 UTC
    - RE: RE: RE: RE: light - - March 22, 2000 - 03:01 UTC
  - RE: RE: RE: light - alvin in naples - March 22, 2000 - 01:57 UTC
    - Re: lol - lightwave - February 8, 2000 - 23:46 UTC
    - RE: RE: RE: RE: light - Einstein Jr. - March 22, 2000 - 17:07 UTC
      - RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: light - Bladesinger - March 24, 2000 - 18:38 UTC
    - HELLO - Andy Smith - March 29, 2000 - 02:46 UTC

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