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If you could ask one question and get a 100% true answer, what would it be and why?
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"Explain the technology needed for interstellar and intergalactic travel."
That's not a question
"How can humanity achieve faster than light travel?"
Yeah it is. You can put a question mark at the end if you want but the result is the same unless this is an asshole genie.
What's gonna suck is that the answer is going to be a generation ship and it's gonna have to survive a loooong time on the way to its destination.
I think that's our current understanding but not some omnipotent being. The physics of "FTL" kind of check out with a literal star's/Dyson sphere's worth of energy.
I meant more of the idea that the answer was it's impossible