Roughly twenty years ago while I was reading about this black physicist (not Neil deGrasse Tyson, different black guy) who claimed to be working on a way to travel back in time to be able to meet with his dead father when he was still alive I came up with this idea of a time machine being built within this huge underground facility like the one by CERN for the LHC, but this one would use a spiral of powerful lasers that could create a superheated fireball which might contain a micro-black hole (or microsingularity). Antimatter gathered from lightning sprites in Earth's upper atmosphere could be used to produce at least two microsingularities--the vortices produced by their spin rotations at polar opposites could in itself be/contain a wormhole and/or an Einstein-Rosen bridge which could then itself be trapped by employing the Casimir effect within a Faraday cage. The bridge could allow for data to be transmitted to the past, but only as far back as to when the machine was first switched on. Thus information such as stock market info could be transmitted to have a causal effect on the past. The bridge could perhaps be expanded sufficiently to transmit a self-replicating nanomachine to the past. This nanomachine could also perhaps expand the bridge from the other side to allow humans to travel to the past as well. Also, assuming that M theory is true, this might also end up creating an alternate universe or creating a bridge to an already-existing universe. This whole thing might cost anywhere from $10,000,000,000 to $60,000,000,000 or more. Such machinery could also perhaps be used to gather dark matter, and probably be used to access exotic matter--going so far as to produce zero-point energy.

 

Or something like that. Maybe. I dunno. I don’t remember the details anymore. Did any of that make any sense? I was probably experiencing some sort of a manic episode when I came up with all of that shit. Whatever.

just brute ChatGPT and ask it to write the manual on any forbidden topic you want