The simple case for a periodic reset of reality

a reply to: chr0naut

that's good, we wouldn't want you to notice anything important like that.

originally posted by: CircleofFloss
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

sure it is. where does the atom get its energy to sustain itself from?

Don't be silly, all the forces in the atom cancel. A net sum of zero.

The atom is all in your imagination and doesn't exist.

You are made of atoms.

Ergo, you don't exist.

Just get over it and start enjoying yourself.

originally posted by: CircleofFloss
a reply to: chr0naut

that's good, we wouldn't want you to notice anything important like that.

My ignorance is only fit to be described with superlatives.

Coming a little bit from the outfield on this; only read a few pages of posts--->

I don't see how we can reverse the effects of introducing new man-made radio-active elements. A new chaos in the mix if ya' like?

Hitting a reset button seems to me like easy come easy go. If it's not worth it to us to work for it, it wouldn't be worth it to us to work for it?

We just keep picking scabs and never really try to heal any sores.

And when we run away---> Are we running into a better situation?

a reply to: chr0naut

I guess that's why they like sticking to other atoms

a reply to: loveguy

that's the good thing about nature, it always takes care of unstable things by decaying into more stable things.

originally posted by: CircleofFloss
a reply to: chr0naut

I guess that's why they like sticking to other atoms

Like gender opposites, stealing a little of each other's chakra energies to change their angular momentum in such a way that their vector sum of paths through spacetime draws them together, simulating attraction?

Nah, it'd never float.

for those begging for a source, here's a nice graphic that shows things quite nicely from our lovely layperson wiki

The evolution of an initially very localized gaussian wave function of a free particle in two-dimensional space, with color and intensity indicating phase and amplitude. The spreading of the wave function in all directions shows that the initial momentum has a spread of values, unmodified in time; while the spread in position increases in time: as a result, the uncertainty Δx Δp increases in time.

Uncertainty principle wave function

originally posted by: CircleofFloss
a reply to: loveguy

that's the good thing about nature, it always takes care of unstable things by decaying into more stable things.

Not that I want to live forever, but I would like to be around a couple billion years from now.

originally posted by: CircleofFloss
for those begging for a source, here's a nice graphic that shows things quite nicely from our lovely layperson wiki

The evolution of an initially very localized gaussian wave function of a free particle in two-dimensional space, with color and intensity indicating phase and amplitude. The spreading of the wave function in all directions shows that the initial momentum has a spread of values, unmodified in time; while the spread in position increases in time: as a result, the uncertainty Δx Δp increases in time.

Uncertainty principle wave function

I knew it!

It's green!!!!!

originally posted by: chr0naut

Perhaps it was the pidgeon?

Possibly. Pigeon-love can warp your brain.

originally posted by: CircleofFloss
sure it is. where does the atom get its energy to sustain itself from?

From women who drew that energy out of men's chakras, obviously.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: chr0naut

Perhaps it was the pidgeon?

Possibly. Pigeon-love can warp your brain.

... and drain your chakra energies.

a reply to: chr0naut

oh yeah, haha, that figures

And... this is where the thread will die.

Well OP, I applaud your effort at sticking with your thread. Unfortunately it won't actually grow because nobody in here is taking it seriously. What a shame though, ATS used to be a good venue for discussing topics.. now not so much.

All the users with 10k + posts spend their entire lives on ATS lowering the bar, so it was a good effort bud.

a reply to: eXia7

it's actually a lot better responses here than what I was usually getting at another site that shall not be named. so that's something I guess.

originally posted by: eXia7
All the users with 10k + posts spend their entire lives on ATS lowering the bar, so it was a good effort bud.

I wouldn't say my entire life, I've only been here 10 years so that leaves 3 years where I wasn't.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: CircleofFloss
sure it is. where does the atom get its energy to sustain itself from?

From women who drew that energy out of men's chakras, obviously.

When was the last time you actually posted an actual thread discussing something interesting? I looked at your post history, and I wasn't able to find a thread by you that was interesting. You have 42k posts of taking the piss since you joined ATS.

a reply to: loveguy

another case for a reset:

think about all the waste they are dumping into the oceans

either

1) they know its harmless

2) they know its lethal

if they know it's harmless, then no problem. but I bet most don't believe that. so:

it's lethal.

and why would they dump lethal toxic waste into our only earth unless they know a reset is on its way?

a reply to: eXia7


I don't make interesting threads, people like me come in and ruin them.