People are missing the play. Kamala was chosen to shield her from indictment. Or that is the hope, at least, that they can claim it is a political purge if they are indicted. The riots are a flexing of muscle to that end. A threat that things will be made to get worse if indictments are pushed through.
It should be rather obvious that we are going to step on that trap and smash it into oblivion. Indictments all the way around ahead of the election.
The President will be forced to enact continuity of government contingencies and suspend the election while convening state governments under an interim military government with a pathway to restore constitutional governance.
There are such contingencies on file. Would be classified, but dating back to well before President Trump.
"Anything is possible."
The question is what evidence or factors lead you to propose that thing in particular?
The two of you combined are 10% of the bread.
I know it's traditionally slow on night shift, but there is something of a decorum about not treating this as your own chat room.
Just because you can do something does not mean you should. It's also rather ironic that you're going around playing hall monitor of your own.
I'm not going to waste my time, further, addressing an irrelevant moron. You've been blessed by my presence enough as it is.
Assuming there was some manner of sending information FTL, then the idea would work. Sort of… Speaking of quantum… What happens when you travel faster than the speed of light?
If you look up quantum coherency - that is the trend of a system to assume an indeterminate state…
Then the mechanisms that underpin it deal with the exchange of information by particle interactions. Features which lose their 'tie' to each other adopt indeterminate features and the proverbial quantum eraser redacts inconsistent results out of existence.
So the better question is … If something travels faster than the speed of light, does it arrive in the same universe it left? Or if something arrives faster than the speed of light, did it come from our universe?