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What would you have to assume for closed timelike curves to exist?

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What would you have to assume for closed timelike curves to exist?

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  1. "timelike"? you would have to assume they exist?


  2. You would have to assume that the hyperspace ratio relative to the quantum mass of an object can never exceed a factor of 7.

    If it did, space-time would revolve around infinite improbability.

  3. i think quantum mechanics will prevent ctc's from ever forming.
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