#Is it possible

[sisterdaniells]

question:

can sister daniel be my wife?

[kirbybecomesastarwarrior]

I've always been curious about this topic... what do you guys think? If we got more episodes of the anime and a whole redemption arc for this man, would you accept it... is it even possible?

[rachalixie]

how does anyone interact with lee minho and not fall in love with him

[lieut-dundy-le-vesconte]

Cnsthe dead dkcne navkc tolife

[zee-aka-pretty]

Anyone else ever want to survive simply by thin air instead of food and water? or is ot just me?

[flock-talk]

Ain’t no way this bird hasn’t seen pellets before, no seed junkie eats TOPs on the first try, I refuse to believe that

[fulldenimjackett]

how do i dress like a beatnik without looking like an arthoe

[spacecrew]

Seabiscuit (2003) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0329575/

2/2

[thebean-17]

I've always had a deep obsession with knights. Is it possible to pray to the gods to find knight armour out in the woods somewhere along with a sword?

[okcomputeroknotok19972017]

how to relieve strong feelings of rage without resorting to self mutilation or listening to the smashing pumpkins

[mynamewasnotavailable]

Hypothetically if I were to make a house out of ballons, like an inflatable castle, and were to cover it with something like epoxy resin to like harden it, prevent holes and not let the air out. Would it become a house fit to live in?

[bone-lemon-aid]

Could Deku get all for one? So if all for one gave his brother, who had the quirk of passing on quirks, a stockpile quirk that when given away gives the next person who has it the person before’s quirk, how big of a stretch of logic would it be for all for one’s quirk to be in the stockpile quirk since he had it for a bit before he gave it to his brother? I don’t think hori will go that route but could he?

[mullverse]

Dark Matter, etc

I watched the first couple episodes of Dark Matter recently, and while I did, I started thinking about infinity. It’s kind of insane to think that the varieties among the different universes has something to do with conscious choice.

That wouldn’t make sense from a deterministic standpoint. Choices aren’t being made, our impulses just give the appearance of choice. We believe that we’re deciding to do things, because it’s kind of bleak to see it all as subconscious leanings based on predetermined circumstances. But study after study shows that when we have zero short term memory, we repeat an action exactly the same way every time. If our subconscious can’t learn from the outcome of our actions, we follow a set in stone deterministic path. So the illusion of choice breaks down, but the universe is unconstrained by it anyway. An infinite multiverse would therefore depend on a different source of random fluctuation to result in a splitting of universes.

I think that the multiverse is a result of the singularity being in a superposition. All possible universes formed as a result of there not being a universal standard. There’s no splitting, every universe is unique from the onset, with infinitely small variations between them, based on their proximity to each other as the universe expanded. The magnification of variance is minute, but at the macro scale, you would see the amplification of those differences, such as we portray in popular media.

So according to this hypothesis, what would happen in Dark Matter, and any other multiverse stories, like one of my all time favorite shows Sliders, would be very unlikely unless you could puncture thousands of universes in one shot. The universes merely adjoining ours would be indistinguishable from ours, the only difference might be a slight increase in the refractive properties of a silica. You might never see the difference. Universes adjoining that one are ours, and other possible atomic varieties, nested against each other.

The other consequence of this situation would be that humans would only be able to safely travel to universes where all of our constituent atoms work the same way! Otherwise you would need sufficient containment to maintain the physical laws of your universe, in a universe where they’re minutely different. Simply jumping, or say Sliding, into another macro spacial universe without that protection would result in total immediate atomic decay. No warning, no disease, just poof!

Of course, I could be wrong! It should be interesting to see if humans ever attempt to bridge the divide to another universe, like we keep dreaming of doing.

[taivus]

I really, really want a long and emotional fantasy (or sci-fi) series to dig into but am suffering because I don't know of any I'll like for sure.

[spicypussywave]

will Mhok donate his eyes for Day?