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The Irony of Asking the Question "When?" About Time Travel

Can't we assume that if time travel was ever going to happen we would have already heard?

Posted 06.24.2002 at 4:26 pm 0 Comments

Haven't you noticed the irony of asking the question "when?" about time travel in your March feature? Can't we assume that if it was ever going to happen we would have already heard?

Peter Rosenl
Ithaca, N.Y.

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