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		keepamovin 6 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Why the weak nuclear force is short range And if you can hop from each standing wave node to the next, you can teleport, or move ridiculously fast by moving discretely instead of continuously. What if you could tune the wavelength of these standing waves with particles stationary and vibrating? I like the speaker on water / styrofoam particle demonstration of standing waves.

hammock 6 months ago [–]

Or change the frequency of the wave you are standing on (or those around you, I’m not sure which) and move forward like an inchworm

I believe this is not dissimilar to the mechanics suggested by the ZPE/antigravity people like Ashton Forbes

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