the EPR Paradox. You would enjoy: A World Without Time, by Palle Yourgrau "For Godel, if there is time travel, there isn't time. The goal of the great logician was not to make room in physics for one's favorite episode of Star Trek, but rather to demonstrate that if one follows the logic of relativity further even than its father was willing to venture, the results will not just illuminate but eliminate the reality of time." -A World Without Time, Palle Yourgrau Yes--relativity freezes time. MDT unfreezes time and grants us all of relativity as well as entanglement. And all of a sudden, quantum mehcanics and relativity are united in our philosophies, just as they are in our physical reality. Is this not what everyone wants? MDT posits that time travel into the past is not possible, as the past does not physically exist--an observation in line with all empirical observations. MDT chooses Godel, Einstein, and Minkowski over Star Trek. The block universe and time must remain frozen in all other FQXI forums, so as to support Michio Kaku's and Paul Davies' professional books/research on time travel/time machines, so henceforth there will be no dancing anywhere but here: http://www.fqxi.org/community/forum/topi\\... "the world consists of light" (Robert Sadykov) - might have a little more to it than immediately apparent. Several (10?) years ago on a flight from Paris I got chatting to a physicist who described a novel approach to the electron, which he and a Dutch colleague had modelled as a