So if time, mass and length are convertible, does this mean we (the Defense Department) could theoretically (secretly) make a 'time-bomb?' Sort of like an atom bomb, except instead of releasing heat/energy, it releases a time-bubble in which, I dunno, NP problems (enemy ciphers) could be brute-force computed and solved within our lifetimes (wartimes).
Lots of things are theoretically possible. However, I'm going to bet that it would be a lot easier to just go off and find the guys with the plaintext (or keys) and hit them until they give you whatever information you want.
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So if time, mass and length are convertible, does this mean we (the Defense Department) could theoretically (secretly) make a 'time-bomb?' Sort of like an atom bomb, except instead of releasing heat/energy, it releases a time-bubble in which, I dunno, NP problems (enemy ciphers) could be brute-force computed and solved within our lifetimes (wartimes).
Lots of things are theoretically possible. However, I'm going to bet that it would be a lot easier to just go off and find the guys with the plaintext (or keys) and hit them until they give you whatever information you want.