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   From: jtem01@gmail.com   
      
   On 10/25/25 11:31 AM, jojo wrote:   
      
   > if the signal is travelling to the past, that could violate causality   
   > right?   
      
   Just insert the concept of the Multiverse, as I explained, and there   
   can never be an issue.   
      
   The point is, if faster-than-light particles exist, they exist. And   
   they don't care if they mean anything to you or not.   
      
   And it's far more complex than cries of "Causality."   
      
   It's really about "Light Cones."   
      
   A signal from Mars reaching us at half the time or less isn't much   
   of an issue. It's only if signals can arrive before things happen,   
   giving you the opportunity to change them. But, again, just introduce   
   the concept of the Multiverse and that "Problem" is Gone.   
      
   > a signal was received but the sender changes their mind to send.   
      
   In the Multiverse, that happened. And he didn't change his mind. That   
   happened, too.   
      
      
      
      
      
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