trc (08/10/82)
Something I have wondered/speculated about, with regard to the arguement that the speed of light is the ultimate speed limit due to the fact that the mass side of the equation becomes infinite at C. Is it possible that a time factor needs to be considered? The sort of thing Im thinking of is that, so many factors are going to extremes at the S.O.L., a cancellation effect similar to, say, an integral of X/f(X) as X and f(X) both approach infinity, but the ratio of X to F(X) becomes nearly zero. For example, the Infinite Mass effect might be related to relative passage of time slowing towards zero as the S.O.L. is approached. I realize that this is very vague and fuzzy, so please, no flames - responsible replies would be appreciated. houti!trc