Command c to copy <| sep |> So how do you calculate what was built with ' savings ' and what was build with ' loans '? Especially looking at the number of people who have ' savings ' that are earned through a process that began with a loan ? How are they ' legitimate '?<| sep |> See he was a sensible guy . <| sep |> Mine as well . Oddly enough , the arrival date that they listed in the Backorder email is earlier than the original estimate <| sep |> Or , you know , pick it up and move it from one room the another once in a while . <| sep |> I mean come on which company hasn ' t done this by now ? <| sep |> it was irony aswell . <| sep |> Do we meet up and riot together or just riot wherever were at ? <| sep |> Nope . Consider this A photon travelling between A and B is the fastest possible way information from A can impact B . It is the speed of time . Now consider you travel SLOWER than a photon from A to B . In that case , you would arrive after A has impacted B . You would , in a sense , be travelling into the future of B by the time your travel took you longer than the photon . Now consider you travel FASTER than a photon from A to B . You would arrive at B BEFORE it got impacted by A . You would have arrived in the past of B . Sounds academic ? Consider this You observe earth from space . You see events on earth , with a delay of however far away in lightminutes you are . After the photons representing the events pass you by , they radiate out into the void . Now consider you travel FASTER than light , away from earth . You would OVERTAKE the photons . Thus , as you travelled away , you could see older and older waves of photons . Looking back at earth , you could literally see its history unfold backwards before your eyes , right until the formation of earth itself . TLDR Travelling at sublight speed time travel to the future , travelling at supralight speed time travel to the past