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You,ve got some serious problems. According to the math, your length is negative

and imaginary, your mass is negative and imaginary, and although your own wrist

watch is acting completely normal, everyone else's clock is moving at a negative

imaginary rate ... whatever that means.

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Q: What happens to your observation of spacetime if you are travelling faster than the speed of light?
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