Careful, you may elicit huge competition from guys here wanting to see her.
Anyway thanks for enlightening me that Captain Kirk was lying about the Enterprise traveling greater than light speed. I'll have to take another viewing of the attached link which did clear up the time relativity paradox somewhat. Its conclusion: since 'it's all relative' there is no such thing as an absolute spacial frame of reference. Persons A and B traveling in different spaceships near light speed in opposite directions with respect to each other would both think he is stationary and the other guy is moving near light speed, and that the other person's time (clock) is passing slower than his own.
I have a hard time believing this ad, although it appears to pop up in a lot of places in the space/time continuum. I can't remember if I searched her pics in the past but I did make an attempt to find information and from what I remember I failed. So, anyone know of or seen this person? Seems TGTBT to me.
She operates her ad campaign at light speed, 'c'. You only can see her ad when her speed occasionally dips below c, but by the time you respond, she may have sped up above c, say, at warp factor 1.3. Your phone call or text message is limited to light speed, no higher, so it will never reach her until she slows down. By then she has changed her phone number, maybe even her handle. Traveling at c her time clock had sped up relative to yours and she sees your contact as old and no longer worth responding to.
Hope that helps.
Doesn't really help because as her ad, her body and her clock approach light speed her mass would become so large itself, her clock, her ad-none of them would actually reach "c" no matter how much energy is added. Simple E=mc^2 logic. So, moving at "Warp 1.3" is not possible. In addition, she is on Earth which is not a perfect vacuum so again, she, her ad, her clock would never actually achieve a true 186,282 miles per second. She is also caught up in a gravitational wave emitted by the Earth which again slows her ability to reach c and the wavelength of her ad therefore, would bend and as a result, slow down. So no, your answer didn't help.
Careful, you may elicit huge competition from guys here wanting to see her.
Anyway thanks for enlightening me that Captain Kirk was lying about the Enterprise traveling greater than light speed. I'll have to take another viewing of the attached link which did clear up the time relativity paradox somewhat. Its conclusion: since 'it's all relative' there is no such thing as an absolute spacial frame of reference. Persons A and B traveling in different spaceships near light speed in opposite directions with respect to each other would both think he is stationary and the other guy is moving near light speed, and that the other person's time (clock) is passing slower than his own.
"NEAR" light speed. You just validated my entire statement, thank you. Captain Kirk is not real and I don't think this ad is either.