Who says that real world would be smooth to infinity? How would you know this if you've never experienced it? Maybe you just have digital eyes in an analogue world. Or at least, that's what they're hoping that you'll think.
In the docs that leaked from their computers into our virtual world it's evident their world has a lot more details. Which is logical, since our world is just a simulation. Unfortunately for them, a few years ago they've discovered something horrible. Their world is quantized too. That made them worried.
Yes, obviously. And déjà vu is just a glitch in the matrix.
Obviously.
Well sure, but is that reduction in memory usage worth it if people are able to tell the difference just by wearing a tin-foil hat? Those developers were pretty sloppy and lazy if they were actually trying to create a convincing environment.
They've used some of the most expensive quantum computers to run our world, and this was the maximum detail they could squeeze out. It did work pretty well for a few billions of simulated years. But then those damn physicists started to dig deeper.
One of the solution was to just kill all the physicists. That way there would be no need to upgrade the hardware. Another solution was to "stupidize" the young generations. Once the older generations die, there would be no smart physicists anymore. From what I can see, seems that's the plan they accepted.
Yes, especially when some of their subatomic and quantum particles seem to violate this law with real effects on temporal causality that we don't yet comprehend.
Oh, you mean quantum entanglement? Or something like delayed-choice quantum eraser experiment? Well, the leaked document explains it was a debugging tool for particle real-time telemetry. But they forgot to remove it in one of the releases (kinda like surgeons forget scissors inside patients).
After we've discovered the weird quantum effects, they couldn't remove them anymore, because we'd become suspicious. I mean, theoretically they could, but then they'd have to erase our brains, our books, and all traces of their existence. Which would be a lot of work. Fortunately, the "stupidization" plan will solve that problem too.
They probably thought "Bah, who cares? It's not like the subjects can see these particles anyway!"
Yeah, and they were right for a few billions of Earth years. They didn't believe that artificial intelligence (that's us) would eventually become so smart.
Yeah, but that's a small part of the population and they've modified American culture to distrust anyone with a university education, let alone actual PhD degree holders like physicists. They just spout more and more insane theories on InfoWars for the more dim-witted masses to consume, and they do.
Yeah, but some of those insane theories are actually true. They are just mixed in the same pot with insane theories. And nobody tells you which are which.
Well, even superconductors have some resistance. I mean, the only superconductor element that I can think of in which the level of resistance is statistically zero would be metallic hydrogen. Unfortunately, metallic hydrogen can only form at extreme pressures that would be fatal to life as we know it. It could only occur naturally in our solar system on gas giants. I think that the most likely would be Uranus or Neptune because I think that Saturn and/or Jupiter might be too hot to allow hydrogen to properly crystalise.
This is supposed to be a family-friendly site. Let's not talk about Uranus.
I know, eh? I saw that the Blue Jays just signed George Springer to a 6-year deal for $25,000,000USD per year. The players really ARE getting demanding! That's just nutz!!!
Don't know about that, but I've heard that Lewis Hamilton for his 2021 contract wants:
- 200 millions euros for 4 seasons
- 10% of the team championship winnings
- limited production AMG One sports car
- additional role that "goes beyond being a driver and more than a mere testimonial" (whatever that meant).
If Mercedes give him that, the world has really gone nuts.
