About Time Travel, pg.2

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What is needed to spin the earth backwards?

To spin the Earth backwards, we would need to reverse the direction of its rotation. This would require removing its current rotational kinetic energy and then adding the same amount of energy in the opposite direction.

The Earth’s current rotational kinetic energy is 2.138e29 J, so we would need to remove this amount of energy first. This could be achieved by applying a torque to the Earth in the opposite direction of its rotation, which would cause it to slow down and eventually stop.

Once the Earth has stopped rotating, we would need to apply the same amount of energy in the opposite direction to make it start rotating backwards. However, it’s important to note that this is not a realistic or feasible scenario, as it would require an enormous amount of energy and would have catastrophic effects on the Earth’s ecosystem and climate.

What rate of rotation is your answer based on?
My answer is based on the current rate of rotation of the Earth, which is approximately 1670 kilometers per hour at the equator. This rotational speed gives the Earth its current rotational kinetic energy of 2.138e29 J.

It’s important to note that the rate of rotation of the Earth varies depending on the latitude, with the rotational speed decreasing as you move towards the poles. Additionally, the rate of rotation of the Earth is gradually slowing down over time due to tidal friction and other factors, so the current rotational kinetic energy of the Earth is not a constant value. However, the difference in the rate of rotation between the equator and the poles is relatively small compared to the total rotational speed of the Earth.

To move back in time 200 years at the rotation speed, how long would that take?
The time it takes for the Earth to make one complete rotation is approximately 24 hours, or 86,400 seconds. In 200 years, the Earth would make 200 x 365.25 = 73,050 rotations.

To spin the Earth backwards by the same number of rotations, we would need to apply a torque in the opposite direction for the same amount of time it took to make those 73,050 rotations. The time it would take to apply this torque depends on the amount of torque and the Earth’s moment of inertia, which is a measure of how resistant it is to changes in its rotation.

Assuming a constant torque, we can use the formula for rotational kinetic energy to calculate the time it would take to spin the Earth backwards by 73,050 rotations. However, this calculation is not practical or realistic, as it would require an enormous amount of energy and would have catastrophic effects on the Earth’s ecosystem and climate.

My note: Thus 73,050 earth rotations/200 years = 365 years for them to get here, or another process is required to speed up time travel. A simulation would allow that.

Buck claims to be a psychopath*, but research suggests that is in question:

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What is the psychological disorder described?

Egotistical and delusional of power; drug addict, alcoholic; non-stop talking with occasional breaks to do more important activities; cruel, mean, abusive, threatens others; hurts people both physically and emotionally for fun; the majority of his talk is about other people; tries to confuse others by talking in circles like repeating things again and again persistently; puts on an act to get one’s way, whines a lot; lies, steals; has no conscience; generally knows right from wrong but does not care; starts speaking and changes subject matter midstream; male cross-dressing as a female and homosexual; believed to be possessed by an evil spirit; obsessed; refuses to change behavior

The description provided is indicative of several psychological disorders, but one possible diagnosis is Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD). ASPD is a personality disorder characterized by a pervasive disregard for the rights and feelings of others, a lack of empathy and remorse, and a tendency towards impulsive and aggressive behavior.

Some of the symptoms mentioned in the description, such as egotism, delusions of grandeur, drug and alcohol addiction, cruelty, and abusive behavior, are consistent with the diagnostic criteria for ASPD. Other symptoms, such as persistent talking, confusion, and whining, may suggest co-occurring disorders, such as Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) or Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD).

The male cross-dressing as a female and homosexual behavior described may also indicate Gender Dysphoria and/or Sexual Orientation Disorder, although it is important to note that these are not necessarily associated with ASPD.

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What is a psychopath and how are they dangerous?

A psychopath is a term used to describe someone who has a specific personality disorder characterized by a lack of empathy, remorse, and guilt. They may also exhibit shallow emotions, manipulative and superficial charm, and a tendency towards impulsive behavior.

Psychopaths are dangerous because they often disregard the rights and feelings of others and can engage in harmful, even criminal, behavior without feeling any sense of remorse or guilt. They may lie, manipulate, and exploit others for their own gain, and can often appear charming and charismatic while doing so. Psychopaths can be adept at masking their true intentions and feelings, making them difficult to detect and dangerous to those around them. They may also be prone to engaging in risky or dangerous behaviors, as they do not experience fear or anxiety in the same way as non-psychopathic individuals.

It is important to note that not all individuals with psychopathic traits engage in criminal behavior or pose a threat to others. However, those who do exhibit harmful behavior can be highly dangerous and pose a risk to society. Treatment for psychopathy is often difficult, and there is no known cure. However, therapy and other interventions can sometimes help individuals with psychopathic traits learn to manage their behavior and avoid engaging in harmful actions.

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Does a psychopath’s symptoms become greater as time goes on?

Psychopathy is a personality disorder that is characterized by a pattern of persistent antisocial behavior, lack of empathy and remorse, and impulsive and manipulative behavior. While the symptoms of psychopathy tend to remain relatively stable throughout a person’s life, there is evidence to suggest that some psychopathic traits may worsen over time, while others may improve or remain the same.

For example, some studies have found that the impulsive and reckless behavior associated with psychopathy may increase over time, particularly if the person continues to engage in high-risk activities or substance abuse. Similarly, some research has suggested that the emotional deficits associated with psychopathy, such as a lack of empathy and remorse, may become more pronounced over time as the individual becomes desensitized to the consequences of their actions.

However, other psychopathic traits, such as the ability to charm and manipulate others, may remain relatively stable or even improve with age as the individual gains more life experience and develops more sophisticated strategies for achieving their goals.

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Last edit: 3/1/23

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