The universe is actually expanding at a rate faster than the speed of light. There's only a finite distance we'd technically be able to travel if we were to leave right now.
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Nah, we can bend space. Sam Neill checkmates God.
Take a shortcut through hell, eh?
For those of us who work retail, yeah..
This is assuming that the universe is for us. It's probably not for anything, but to the extent that it is for a kind of life, it might not be us.
"God" doesn't exist in science.
"God" in this meme just refers to "the reason lightspeed is c and not something else". Quit inserting agendas and just enjoy the meme
There is teleportation in the Bible. Humanity just needs to up their game.
There's a bit of skipped step here. Just how do you get to the speed of light when it requires an infinite amount of fuel, with diminishing returns on the quantity of fuel you have?