There are many ways to deal with heat death. One is to shut doen stars so stuff will last longer later. Bring galaxies together, bring stars closer to black hole of the galaxy. You can ‘cheat’ by being close to a black hole so that time is slower. If metameterials can be used to just shuffle electrons, without burning needed, or memeory metals, or super conductors, then you dont need to burn stars for energy, and maybe just last a really freaking long time. There are suposed forms of stable matter that are artificial and can be created and more stable than anything else.
Contrary to popular belief, most humans *do* have a “don’t couple genitalia with crazy” instinct that is usually right, similar to their “I’m being watched” instinct, so maybe the professor should have respected Haythem’s wishes and gave him some actual advice on how to dissuade Ishta from romantically (and by proxy, literally) pursuing him. As the saying goes, “if the bitch clingy, keep her far away from your dingy.”
I think the Universe was asking us to get it pregnant? Well, as long as the Universe signs a really complete prenuptial agreement first, I don't see a problem 😉
Story 2 (1x10^10,000))^10,000 years later. Universe "Those damn humans. Even after all these years I am still at 99.98% power. Oh, they fixed it alright. At this rate I will never die."
These was exactly what I was thinking. I wanted to know if we could use some kind of bomb to remake the universe but know that I think about entraphy is a bitch. All systems can't be infinite so eventually all systems break. The only way to fix a system is if you add energy but energy is limited in the universe and can be fine light. My best guess the only way to grab the nessesary energy is to open a line in the fabric of the universe and borrow the energy from other universes just enough to give a bit of power to your universe but not enough to kill the other universes. But that requires you to make a neutral eria the size of a. Universe then chuck a black hole and retrieve the black hole. Then you need to do the literally do most difficult thing to do in the universe. Remove matter from a black hole. But that's all just a theory.
I do always marvel at the concept of "heat death". Especially since it goes against the basic laws of physics in which energy can't be created or lost, only converted. It's such a remarkably silly concept to have "Heat Death of the Universe" when you remember, "Uh... the energy doesn't go away, it just goes somewhere else."
@@hanzzel6086 Which also makes no sense as it assumes gravity doesn't work, isn't a thing, and that "all the matter originated in just a single point in the universe, but the universe is completely infinite". The leaps in logic required to believe in "Heat Death" are the same as what is required to believe in any religion. May as well just pick your invisible man in the sky with the funny hat and be done with it.
@@hanzzel6086 Sure I don't, ha ha. Says the person using something INVENTED by a RELIGIOUS PERSON to explain the portion of the bible that said, "and let there be light". Namely, the "Big Bang" is religious doctrine not based in scientific fact and invented by a religious guy. It's difficult to take any scientist seriously when they believe in that nutjob stuff, since such people obviously have no curiosity about history or research into history. Just accept whatever anyone else tells you! Tell me, you gonna talk to me about STRING THEORY too? Heat Death of the universe isn't a thing. If you believe it is... then I got a bridge to sell you and a movement of flat-earthers for you to join. Oh, oh oh! Do you also believe that things can't go faster than the speed of light, too??? I bet you're hilarious with how much dogma you buy into that's based purely on people who have no understanding of science, but are insistent on spouting nonsense.
Haytham two months after: "...so it took some time to adjust but it went much more smoothly once I realised I am a masochist, and lemme tell you, that alienussy got me acting most unwise"
@@AgroSquerril i liked it. Also since i got your attention here thank you for being so dang prolific with your videos. They’ve kept me entertained for hours and days while i drive around working and they kept me sane this past month more so while i was Quarantined with covid. You do good work thanks a bunch brother!
@@jamesgraham8178 Thank you and i am glad it helped you out. I should start working to getting back to top form soon and then there will be plenty more new content for you
In the first story I can relate to the quote "disappointing women wasn't something too hard for him"
As a former college lecturer, I laughed far too much at the first story.
There are many ways to deal with heat death.
One is to shut doen stars so stuff will last longer later.
Bring galaxies together, bring stars closer to black hole of the galaxy.
You can ‘cheat’ by being close to a black hole so that time is slower.
If metameterials can be used to just shuffle electrons, without burning needed, or memeory metals, or super conductors, then you dont need to burn stars for energy, and maybe just last a really freaking long time.
There are suposed forms of stable matter that are artificial and can be created and more stable than anything else.
I like the fish background, very calming.
Contrary to popular belief, most humans *do* have a “don’t couple genitalia with crazy” instinct that is usually right, similar to their “I’m being watched” instinct, so maybe the professor should have respected Haythem’s wishes and gave him some actual advice on how to dissuade Ishta from romantically (and by proxy, literally) pursuing him. As the saying goes, “if the bitch clingy, keep her far away from your dingy.”
time to go get me an alien girlfriend *cracks knuckles*
you don't want to know where she's been
Worth it lol
The answer is yes, we can pack bond with the universe.
"So while she is trying to "eat you" it is not in the way your think. Any questions?"
Yes, I have a whole lot of questions
I think the Universe was asking us to get it pregnant? Well, as long as the Universe signs a really complete prenuptial agreement first, I don't see a problem 😉
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For the fishy
I do love your introduction to the stories you read to us
Ambulatitus Mortis. The name gives it away...
Phase 2. Hmmm.
Edit: this seems to have added itself to the wrong video....
fishies!
Story 2 (1x10^10,000))^10,000 years later. Universe "Those damn humans. Even after all these years I am still at 99.98% power. Oh, they fixed it alright. At this rate I will never die."
These was exactly what I was thinking. I wanted to know if we could use some kind of bomb to remake the universe but know that I think about entraphy is a bitch. All systems can't be infinite so eventually all systems break. The only way to fix a system is if you add energy but energy is limited in the universe and can be fine light. My best guess the only way to grab the nessesary energy is to open a line in the fabric of the universe and borrow the energy from other universes just enough to give a bit of power to your universe but not enough to kill the other universes. But that requires you to make a neutral eria the size of a. Universe then chuck a black hole and retrieve the black hole. Then you need to do the literally do most difficult thing to do in the universe. Remove matter from a black hole. But that's all just a theory.
I do always marvel at the concept of "heat death". Especially since it goes against the basic laws of physics in which energy can't be created or lost, only converted. It's such a remarkably silly concept to have "Heat Death of the Universe" when you remember, "Uh... the energy doesn't go away, it just goes somewhere else."
@@XxTaiMTxX"heat death" doesn't mean the energy "goes away", it means it gets so spread out that nothing can happen to it.
@@hanzzel6086 Which also makes no sense as it assumes gravity doesn't work, isn't a thing, and that "all the matter originated in just a single point in the universe, but the universe is completely infinite".
The leaps in logic required to believe in "Heat Death" are the same as what is required to believe in any religion.
May as well just pick your invisible man in the sky with the funny hat and be done with it.
@@XxTaiMTxX Rrriiiiiggghhhttt. You obviously don't understand what you're talking about
@@hanzzel6086 Sure I don't, ha ha. Says the person using something INVENTED by a RELIGIOUS PERSON to explain the portion of the bible that said, "and let there be light". Namely, the "Big Bang" is religious doctrine not based in scientific fact and invented by a religious guy.
It's difficult to take any scientist seriously when they believe in that nutjob stuff, since such people obviously have no curiosity about history or research into history. Just accept whatever anyone else tells you!
Tell me, you gonna talk to me about STRING THEORY too?
Heat Death of the universe isn't a thing. If you believe it is... then I got a bridge to sell you and a movement of flat-earthers for you to join.
Oh, oh oh! Do you also believe that things can't go faster than the speed of light, too???
I bet you're hilarious with how much dogma you buy into that's based purely on people who have no understanding of science, but are insistent on spouting nonsense.
And thus the big rip happened and that was the end of the universe's line.
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For Argo Squerril
1st story death by snu snu
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For the Algorithm, For the Author(s), For the Disembodied Voice!
"Get me pregnant and I'll make you pancakes."
It's definitely a trap.
Haytham two months after: "...so it took some time to adjust but it went much more smoothly once I realised I am a masochist, and lemme tell you, that alienussy got me acting most unwise"
Here space kitty
What is the fishy thing?
a steam game called koi farm
@@AgroSquerril looks nice to relax with
@@jamesgraham8178 Though it make a nice calming non distracting background . seems to have worked
@@AgroSquerril i liked it. Also since i got your attention here thank you for being so dang prolific with your videos. They’ve kept me entertained for hours and days while i drive around working and they kept me sane this past month more so while i was Quarantined with covid. You do good work thanks a bunch brother!
@@jamesgraham8178 Thank you and i am glad it helped you out. I should start working to getting back to top form soon and then there will be plenty more new content for you
sauce for fishy time?
🤣🤣🤣
:)
FTA
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I’d just kill the Xeno in the first story and claim self defence
Probably won't work.
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