What's there to argue with? He doesn't claim wormholes can exist.
> because creating it would require manipulation of matter or gravity at extreme scale.
Not extreme scale, using a type of energy that doesn't actually exist. i.e. it's not about the quantity of energy, it's the type. It's a mathematical result, not an actual thing.
> But, it is wrong to say it is impossible. It is theoretically possible.
No, it is not possible. See my other replies in this thread.
What's there to argue with? He doesn't claim wormholes can exist.
> because creating it would require manipulation of matter or gravity at extreme scale.
Not extreme scale, using a type of energy that doesn't actually exist. i.e. it's not about the quantity of energy, it's the type. It's a mathematical result, not an actual thing.
> But, it is wrong to say it is impossible. It is theoretically possible.
No, it is not possible. See my other replies in this thread.