Even quantum time travel could have more effect than we even think

Quantum-size black holes can bring data from the future. 

 

The idea of bringing data from the future is different than put people to travel to the past or future. The idea is that the photons or some other particles can travel through the quantum channel, which acts like an optic cable. Things like time travel are interested people like Max Planck and other kinds of people. There have been many researchers and writings about that thing, and the key element is that if some phenomenon affects through time, that thing means that some kind of time travel is possible.

But if some electron can travel in time or make superposition through time, that thing doesn't mean that humans can travel through that gate. But that superposition is making it possible to bring data from the future. And in the world, there is no meanless data. So we can bring data from the future by using quantum wormholes. In this model, the electron would superposition to the wormhole or black hole, and that superposition brings data from the future.

When we are making researchers who are handling questions like time travel, we must remember that even the smallest-scale systems have a purpose. When we are thinking possibility to send the probe to the future, we might just connect the computer to the internet, and then make the quantum tunnel to that computer. It can pump data to the past through that quantum tunnel, and that thing makes it dangerous. Making a probe to the future requires only that the system would operate maybe 100 or 200 years.

The system could use a quantum-size black hole for sending data from the future. And theoretically, the black hole could bring data from the future like optical cable to the point, where it was formed. The probe would just be acting as a platform, which sends data to the point, where it was created. So the creators of the probe will get data about things that happen in the future. This kind of system requires that the black hole could exist certain time, and then that computer could use quadcopters for getting data from the future.

Logically possible time travel doesn't mean that the human can travel in time. Theoretically is possible to make the electrons or laser ray travel through the black hole, and that thing can make it possible to get data from the future.

But even if we could put the smallest particles like proton, neutron, or electron travel in time that thing can revolutionize science. The fact is that quantum interference can affect through time, and that thing has brought an idea for the researchers, that they can use that effect for sending data from the future to the past.  There is one simple explanation, how researchers can use this phenomenon. The simplest way to benefit from that phenomenon is to give the extremely complicated mathematical formula to the computer.

And then create the quantum tunnel inside this machine. Then the computer will put to solve that formula. Then the computer can send that data to the past by using this quantum tunnel. In some other versions of this example the computer or probe, what our hypothetical researchers are sending to future would have sub-probes, what can slip in the houses like libraries. There those sub-probes would search things like magazines and newspapers, and then send that data to the past.

 But those probes can also affect the future if they are used as weapons. This thing requires that the data can send back to the future. And that thing makes it possible to send a drone to murder people in the future. So this is why even the smallest-scale time travel is a dangerous tool. But modern technology makes this kind of system easier to make.

Today we can simply connect the computer to the Internet, and it can send data to the past. And we must remember that on the day after tomorrow, tomorrow is yesterday. What would you do with data that has brought from the day after tomorrow? Or what would General Montgomery make with the war history book, what is printed in 1986, when he made plans for the El Alamein battle in 1942. This kind of thing is making hypothesis of the time travel interesting and same way dangerous.

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