Forces, and fields?

So, if time interacts inherently with the Higgs field during instances such as gravitational time dilation, and, as you interjected a "Hyper space jump phenomenon." Which, I assume remarks towards warp drives, or hyperspace engines.(Which probably aren't real.) Does that mean, then, that time must interact with such fields as a tangible concept outside of our arbitrary conceptualization?

So, if time interacts inherently with the Higgs field during instances such as gravitational time dilation, and, as you interjected a "Hyper space jump phenomenon." Which, I assume remarks towards warp drives, or hyperspace engines.(Which probably aren't real.) Does that mean, then, that time must interact with such fields as a tangible concept outside of our arbitrary conceptualization?

[Obey]

Originally Posted by Victor Mancini

So, if time interacts inherently with the Higgs field during instances such as gravitational time dilation, and, as you interjected a "Hyper space jump phenomenon." Which, I assume remarks towards warp drives, or hyperspace engines.(Which probably aren't real.) Does that mean, then, that time must interact with such fields as a tangible concept outside of our arbitrary conceptualization?

Whatcha talkin bout Willis - YouTube

Whatcha talkin bout Willis - YouTube

[Obey]

Originally Posted by Victor Mancini

So, if time interacts inherently with the Higgs field during instances such as gravitational time dilation, and, as you interjected a "Hyper space jump phenomenon." Which, I assume remarks towards warp drives, or hyperspace engines.(Which probably aren't real.) Does that mean, then, that time must interact with such fields as a tangible concept outside of our arbitrary conceptualization?

Whatcha talkin bout Willis - YouTube

Whatcha talkin bout Willis - YouTube

[Denton]

Originally Posted by Victor Mancini

So, if time interacts inherently with the Higgs field during instances such as gravitational time dilation, and, as you interjected a "Hyper space jump phenomenon." Which, I assume remarks towards warp drives, or hyperspace engines.(Which probably aren't real.) Does that mean, then, that time must interact with such fields as a tangible concept outside of our arbitrary conceptualization?

In Theory yes. However we have no way to test them

[Denton]

Originally Posted by Victor Mancini

So, if time interacts inherently with the Higgs field during instances such as gravitational time dilation, and, as you interjected a "Hyper space jump phenomenon." Which, I assume remarks towards warp drives, or hyperspace engines.(Which probably aren't real.) Does that mean, then, that time must interact with such fields as a tangible concept outside of our arbitrary conceptualization?

In Theory yes. However we have no way to test them