For centuries, trade has been bound by clocks. A message is sent, then received. A crate is shipped, then delivered. Payment follows delivery. Cause comes before effect. But with faster-than-light communication and vehicles, that order is shattered. Goods may arrive before they are sent. Messages may be received before they are written. Profit may be logged before the trade even begins.
Time-Dilated Market: Faster Than Light Mail is a prophetic exploration of this inevitable transformation. Blending physics, economics, and metaphor, it traces how relativity, causality, and debt-like systems will reshape exchange once FTL becomes reality. From mail as the first architecture of connection, to markets that bend cause and effect, to economies that run on temporal credit, this book maps the strange but unavoidable future of human trade.
This is not science fiction. It is a blueprint. When FTL arrives, so will time-dilated markets. The only question is: who will be ready to trade across time?