Social Studies, 07.04.2020 16:28, gtsaeg409

Scientists express surprising confidence about the possibility of time travel. while they acknowledge that we don't possess the required technology, they do point out that it's just a question of engineering since it is clearly not impossible (hawking & mlodinow, 2008). if society did have access to technology that enabled travel to the future, how exactly would we use it?

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