If warp drives exist, then so does time travel AKA here's my time machine

[the-pi-guy]

Haha I was crazy with science in high school. I took both AP Physics classes, even though one was mostly just a more advanced version of the other.

My high school didn't have any AP Physics, we had Physics 1 and 2, which only ends up being like half the AP Physics B.  Everything I know about special and general relativity are things I learned on my own. 
The school only has 2 AP courses.  Calc AB and English. 

[Raven]

My school had a single physics class that required you to be a senior. Two out of four years in high school, including my senior year, we didn't even have a physics class because "too few people signed up for it". I really felt that was battleship. The fewer students there are the more attention the teacher could give to them. It's not like they replaced it with something else. 

[the-pi-guy]

My school had a single physics class that required you to be a senior. Two out of four years in high school, including my senior year, we didn't even have a physics class because "too few people signed up for it". I really felt that was battleship. The fewer students there are the more attention the teacher could give to them. It's not like they replaced it with something else. 

Someone who had it worse!