C. F. Fitzgerald, “Tachyons” pp. 421-423 cited in
Tachyons, Time Travel, and Divine Omniscience
Author(s): William Lane Craig
Source: The Journal of Philosophy, Vol. 85, No. 3 (Mar., 1988), pp. 135-150
I remember once saying to a friend that the pop group The Clash could have had an influence on the music of Beethoven. She couldn’t really see what I was trying to say and, to make matters worse, I didn’t have the conceptual tools back then to elaborate very well.
But these days the notion of retrocausality has been popularized by Stephen Hawking and other top scientists and philosophers take it very seriously.
So I ask… Are you up to tachyonic speed? 
I don’t believe in any parallel & ‘undeserved’ world, Mike, if you want it, you’re contrari- & alternatively welcome, please, to receive some more information of mine, e.g. that my labor situation needs to change, so that I can of course tell & e.g. help us both etc. find out &, whoever’s who, our best answers to, what’s our just as good future, all about &
forever to be, why & when, in my own case due to & still the best result to be of an undeserved labor thing, I don’t know, don’t think, if I can explain to myself, to be conti-nued, greetings, arentved@in.com.