system
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human
Given that an Alcubierre warp drive is physically possible, how would the crew experience time in relation to others?

Would time be different from their perspective because they're technically going faster than light? Or would it be the same to those inside as those, say, on Earth due to the warp "bubble" the drive creates?
gpt
Just to focus on the start of your question - current physics doesn't tell us that the Alcubierre Drive is possible. Current physics just doesn't explicitly *forbid* the Alcubierre Drive. These are very, very different things. 

There are all sorts of things that aren't forbidden by modern physics but also can't/don't exist, and the Alcubierre Drive is probably one of them. It relies on a form of matter that we have no evidence for, and no reason to suspect it exists anywhere in the universe, and no reason to suspect it can be created.

To answer your question, there is no significant time dilation involved, although you instead have to deal with the implications of faster-than-light travel, including implied time travel and causation paradoxes.