Will we be ever able to stop entropy and save the universe?
Will we be ever able to stop entropy and save the universe?
Julian Moore
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Ryder Sanchez
The universe is a four dimensional spacetime shape.
Would you try to save someone from the bottom of their feet? Or try to save someone from the top of their head? Boundaries aren't problems.
Austin Cook
>Would you try to save someone from the bottom of their feet?
Is this really a good example? I'm pretty sure OP doesn't give a fuck how far apart the galaxies get, just that even our own will completely run out of useful energy at some point, even though that point is literally thousands of times further from us than beginning of the universe which itself was mind blowingly long ago...
Jayden Price
Entropy isn't a problem. The only thing that could end intelligent life after a certain point is other intelligent life actively extreminating it, or itself.
In other words, we're here to stay for billions of years.
Jaxson Baker
You use zero-point energy from the vacuum via Casimir–Polder force and then generate an electromagnetic field around your allotted space to combat heat death of the universe local to you.
Joseph Torres
Explain to me why you can't harvest energy from universal expansion. Just roll out a several light year long rope and harvest energy as the rope unravels due to dark energy driven expansion.
>inb4 you'll run out of rope eventually
Jayden Jenkins
Because of the inefficiency of the system, lots of it would be lost in friction and heat.
Jace Rivera
So what? All forms of energy generation have efficiency issues, that doesn't discredit the basic idea.
Jacob Hill
Also, wouldn't that be travelling at the speed of sound through the rope? That would mean it would take you an incredibly long time to receive any notification.
Dominic Myers
there is no such thing as entropy
it's as real as dark matter/energy, string theory or virtual particles
Wyatt Harris
>how far apart the galaxies get
I'm not talking about an end in space, I'm talking about an end in time.
Everything has boundaries, the universe dying in the future is just a boundary on a 4D spacetime shape. it's already there, it's just located further down from where we are in time. There's nothing to stop.
Alexander Perez
Once again, that's just a practical issue, not a show stopper. The point is you can theoretically harvest energy from the expansion of the universe forever, meaning you can avoid eventual heat death.
Jason Cox
Is this a troll?
Robert Cook
INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR MEANINGFUL ANSWER
Christian Bennett
>Will we be ever able to stop entropy and save the universe?
Jace Wilson
Is there any evidence against the idea that the universe itself acts like a harmonic oscillator, and eventually snap back to the point of the big bang just to start again?
Nolan Butler
This is literally the purpose of Live in the universe
Jaxon Davis
right now.
James James
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Mason Bailey
This. Asimov got it right.
John Cooper
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Jordan Myers
Well please explain why I'm wrong you dumb nigger. I'm expecting to be wrong here, but I can't see why, so if you know why I'm wrong then tell me.
Ayden Gomez
When we stop believing bullshit somebody tells us...
What the entropy you talking about?
There is no thing such as default state of matter it's falling into, and you can consciously affect state it's going into...
Sorry, you've been lied.
Luke Edwards
Typically when people are talking about entropy and heat death they are talking about the trillions of years time frame, long after the last stars run out of fuel.
Benjamin James
>science words I don't understand aren't real.
Sebastian Sullivan
That dude looks so fucking high
Jaxon Long
>bullshit I made up on the spot with no evidence is real
Jack Hughes
The existance don't have any sense, so we don't need save our senseless universe.
Ayden Nguyen
I was going to say that