The Magic in Things (2) - La magia en las cosas (2)
The Magic in Things (2) The admissions rate at Stanford University was one percent at the time and I was very proud to be a member of that privileged club of chosen to learn in their classrooms. My trip from Mars to Stanford was very comfortable. The means of passenger transport, far from resembling the aircraft of the 21st century, have evolved in their shape, size and means of propulsion. Applying the technique of space-time curvature of the theory of relativity and making use of space-time micro-loops, points of space very far apart, they can practically touch thanks to the curvature of space. Thus, the space-time properties contribute to making the trips more comfortable and faster. At the hotel where I was staying, I met a really peculiar sophomore. Although practically all known languages, such as Spanish, English, German or French had ceased to exist, and communication was established with a logical-computational system, he was an expert not only speaking and writing those lang...