Film director James Cameron is currently over 11km beneath the ocean surface as I write this. Good luck, James.

As a software engineer, I’d like to hear a little more detail about how this physicist has come to the conclusions he has. Interesting, and certainly radical, all the same.

Just stop buying it and get from local producers instead. When “they” don’t have to legally say what’s in it, god knows what “they” will put in it.

Fascinating perspective on the arts and modern culture.

Apparently not. The evidence would seem to suggest otherwise, however.

Watch the central paved section of the street slide around like a conveyor belt.

Just remember Andrea Rossi, the guy that got there first…

I’m not certain this is “real” as I would understand it. But then I haven’t really listened to the explanation. What do you think? I remember as a child thinking what if you could trap light beams between two mirrors: what would happen? This seems to be in the same “loosely speaking, Einstein was wrong” category of thinking…

I guess you could film the transgression of light from different angles and distances and then edit that footage (from different moments in captured time) into an animation…?!?! Philosophically and scientifically that’s very interesting as it subverts the idea that nothing is faster than the speed of light in a very practical and common sensical manner. What does this mean…? I’d honestly never thought about it, as simple as the concept (if this is what they’re doing) is…