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[[Eric Weinstein|Eric]] contends that accepting faster than light travel as a discussion's frame means consigning one's self to the framework of general relativity, rather than searching for a way to accomplish a similar result beyond the limits of Einstein's theory. | [[Eric Weinstein|Eric]] contends that accepting faster than light travel as a discussion's frame means consigning one's self to the framework of general relativity, rather than searching for a way to accomplish a similar result beyond the limits of Einstein's theory. | ||
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This article is a stub. You can help us by editing this page and expanding it.Eric contends that accepting faster than light travel as a discussion's frame means consigning one's self to the framework of general relativity, rather than searching for a way to accomplish a similar result beyond the limits of Einstein's theory.