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Wholegrain Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

What does "bend time" exactly mean (immensely difficult question)??

Does it mean "travel in the future", "travel in the past and the future", "accelerate time", or something else?
Please cite a source or an example.
  

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To bend time means to travel from one point to another on the space-time continuum which means moving through time and space. If you watch the famous series " Heroes " , you could know exactly what " bend time " means ... Check out Hiro Nakamura ...

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  • To bend time means to travel from one point to another on the space-time continuum which means moving through time and space.
  • If you watch the famous series " Heroes " , you could know exactly what " bend time " means ...
  • Check out Hiro Nakamura ...
  • Enjoy
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To bend time means to travel from one point to another on the space-time continuum
which means moving through time and space.
If you watch the famous series " Heroes " , you could know exactly what " bend time " means ...
Check out Hiro Nakamura ... 

Enjoy
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Hi,

It's a term related to science fiction rathe than to reality.

Possibly You might review Einstein's Theory of Relativity to search for an interpretation.

Best wishes, Clive
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Well to explain this complementary question we will have to resolve to other uncalculated theories to resolve this equation you see if they take space and time are connected by semiotic approaches with an mc=square unit making 2/3 of the calculus of 5.0009 divided by earths resolution 2Æ{888880.12} and that's the answer. so the answer is all of them.

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