In my head it made me think of time as a wave and the present as being like a surfboarder on the wave.
If you were to jump off of the surfboard, you would arrive at a point where there was no "wave" and therefore be unable to surf.
In my head it made me think of time as a wave and the present as being like a surfboarder on the wave.
If you were to jump off of the surfboard, you would arrive at a point where there was no "wave" and therefore be unable to surf.
One of my high thoughts was thinking about time travel and wondering if the present is the only time when time as motion exists.
If so, and we were able to time travel into the past, we would arrive in an unmoving universe, unable to escape and trapped for all of eternity.
It kind of made me not want to be able to time travel.
I remind myself from time to time that there's only like a thousand people on any one instance, lol.
Whatever it is, it's going to be the subject of several YouTube documentaries.
I just posted about this yesterday, lol.
If water benders can bend blood then at advanced levels Air benders should be able to create vacuums. Suck the air out of your lungs, make the water in your blood boil from the pressure change.
At the same level Earth benders should be able to bonemeld. Reshape your bones while you're using them.
The Greeks knew of electricity, knew of static shocks and lightning, but since the only thimgs they could apprise of it was that it zapped you and made noises, they must have assumed that it was something secret.
Zeus's lightning bolts must have been hammered together of billions of those tiny zaps you get from sheepskin and amber. The blacksmith that can weld lightning must be a deity, all in all it is too great a subject for mere mortals.
And then Ben Franklin came along and slew Zeus and stole his lightning.
Depends on how you calculate the average.
If you remove the top and bottom 1% to get a more average median, then most of us most likely do not.
Why did they recreate the cover for the cranberries album, bury the hatchet?
William H. Macy. Dude is a true professional.
That would be something like an AI technocracy where the AI owns itself and is considered as a living human being for all intents and purposes.
If the AI's continued existence was predicated on them ruling fairly and maximizing happiness without causing any kind of like asimovian technocratic exterminations, then you might have a chance at something working like that.
The problem is the people who think they are smart enough to pull off such a specific combination of events to make something like that possible are not smart enough to pull it off and will kill us all if given the opportunity.