• Mossy Feathers (She/They)
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    316 months ago

    Remember kid, at some point in the far future, every star will burn out. There will be no more light, no more warmth. The universe will become an infinite void, without life. That is our future, dear child. That is the reality of our existence. All life, all light, extinguished by time.

    • @[email protected]
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      66 months ago

      Don’t worry about it though bud. Long before the sun’s light goes out, the structure of the stars break apart, all particles scatter, and the universe finally dies; you will die. The light in your eyes will extinguish, your bones and flesh will fall apart, and the atoms that make you will scatter throughout the earth.

    • Owl
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      66 months ago

      At least that’s what we think will hapen with our current knowledge*

  • @[email protected]
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    86 months ago

    The first rule of thermodynamics is you do not talk about thermodynamics.
    The second rule of thermodynamics is YOU DO NO TALK ABOUT THERMODYNAMICS

  • Deebster
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    56 months ago

    This was my face when I foolishly asked my maths teacher what pi was - he spoke for a long time, I understand nothing and I was late to my next class.

    I’m not a teacher, but I’m so ready for a kid (or anyone) to ask me this so I can do a better job. Ideally somewhere I can get hold of coins because who carries those any more?

  • @Thrashy
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    46 months ago

    …and that, son, is why at some point in the distant future the universe will be an undifferentiated soup of unvarying temperature, full of depleted and inert mass slowly evaporating into photons. In the end, everything you’ve ever been, ever done, and ever seen will be nothing more than a diffuse haze of light, racing unobserved and unobservable through a dead and infinite void. Any questions?

  • @JeffreyOrange
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    26 months ago

    This is me every day with my two year old who asks why all day long.

  • @[email protected]
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    16 months ago

    1st law of thermodynamics: best you can do is 100% efficiency.

    2nd law of thermodynamics: haha jk

  • @multifariace
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    16 months ago

    This is really close to what I do for a living.