Re: lawless physics (fwd)

[Jim Green <JMGreen@sisna.com>]

John says --

> I'm not sure I know what it is that you don't follow here.  You *do*
> understand, don't you, that a person can, in principle, travel from one
> object to any other in an arbitrarily short time within the framework of
> special relativity.

John, I am likely with others here -- no I did not know this!!!  Repeatedly
I have hears (and alas taught) that _nothing_ can go faster than the speed
of light.

Can photons travel faster than the speed of light?

I clearly need a tutorial here.

Further, why is it the speed of light that is involved.  Would an
Einsteinian fish arrive at the same theory??????

Jim Green
JMGreen@sisna.com