
Originally Posted by
Woozie
I can't tell if this is aimed at me or at Max, so I'm going to just respond by clarifying what my point was.
I'm not sure what Max meant because his posts are mostly gibberish because he's trying to sound smart when he really has no clue what he's talking about. I think Max is referring to the fact that if you replace "t" with "-t" in pretty much every physical law other than entropy, the physics work out the same. The fact that this doesn't work for entropy is one of the main reasons you can't really treat going backwards in time identically to going forward. I think Max is trying to say that because going backwards works the same as going forward in almost all cases, sending information backwards in time isn't any different than sending it forward in time. I'm merely pointing out that for reasons related to entropy and time paradoxes, there is a huge difference between sending information backwards in time and sending it forward despite the reversibility of every other physical law. The reversibility of physical laws doesn't take into account paradoxes or entropy.
I didn't go into detail because if Max actually studied physics he wouldn't have needed any of this explained (and also because I realize it's pointless to argue with Max, so I'd rather just point out that he's wrong and leave it at that. I do that for the sake of anyone reading this thread who may come to believe the false information Max posts in this thread. Honestly, that's what bothers me most about Max. The fact that people reading this doesn't know that he's full of crap and may end up with misconceptions about physics).