Interesting Discussions

I have a passion for talking about weird theories that many people consider hogwash. I would love for you guys to present some interesting theories about our world and possibly share your entire worldview. Have fun

Potatoes are the only vegetable with arms, legs, and eyes. I believe that one day they will rise up and try to take revenge by cooking us the same way we have been cooking them for thousands of years.

The potatoe skins is up with your tater fetish? lol

They're going to have Mashed Humans, Au'Sapien, Human Stew, and my favorite diced humans.

Fact I learned today in chemistry:

The coldest it can get in the universe is on Neptune, at -400 degrees Fahrenheit.

If any thing were to be dropped on Neptune they freeze and turn into invisible waves and spread all over.

You'll be able to exist in multiple places at once apparently.

Quantum Physics

Interesting Nulla. Theoretically the coldest temperature is approximately -459.67 degrees Farhrenheit. This figure of course comes about by using the ideal gas law and taking the enthalpy and entropy value at 0. Basically the absence of heat is this given temperature. Scientists don't measure things by how "cold" something is, rather they measure the temperature of something by how much heat there is. I always thought this was funny especially when someone says it's cold outside.

I have no idea what some of those words you used mean ....

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Yes, in the laws of thermodynamics there is no such thing as cold, there is just more and less heat. It is impossible to hit absolute 0 which is, as Ghost stated, -459.67 degrees Fahrenheit. It is called absolute 0 because it is where matter completely stops moving. As you know everything is in motion at all times. If something were to reach -459.67 degrees Fahrenheit, then it would actually cease to exist.

At temperatures near 0 K, nearly all molecular motion ceases and ΔS = 0 for any adiabatic process, where S is the entropy. In such a circumstance, pure substances can (ideally) form perfect crystals as T → 0. Max Planck's strong form of the third law of thermodynamics states the entropy of a perfect crystal vanishes at absolute zero. The original Nernst heat theorem makes the weaker and less controversial claim that the entropy change for any isothermal process approaches zero as T → 0:

\lim_{T \to 0} \Delta S = 0

The implication is that the entropy of a perfect crystal simply approaches a constant value.

my Brother Toshi, and our friend Julio and I actually discussed that a couple of days ago.

I Believe in parallel universes, for instance, we got 2 options, we do one option, ourselves in the other universe selects the other option, so on and so forth, if im theoretically correct, there should be a universe where Swords Art Online is a reality..... i would kill to live there...

Isn't that Quantum Theory, or something along those lines? I know I heard it somewhere...

It basically states that there is a reality for each possible decision made in this world, from big to small.

So it's a dependent binomial relationship between our universe and the other one. I'm curious as to know how the fourth dimension, time, will be involved in this. Which "us" is really in control to determine all the decisions for the "other" that will be the antithesis of "us" on all our options. This is interesting stuff though. How does the universe account for our decisions though? Sounds like an intelligence of some sort sorts through this data and applies some kind of algorithm to apply all "other" decisions to the other universe.

I like to think of it, though. I mean, imagine how many universes where you're paired with the one person you really want to be with, how many universes where you are famous for what you love to do. How many universes there are where you're dead, but a martyr to a good cause, how many different time periods you could exist in... It's crazy.

Lol, we discussed the parallel universe theory in Chemistry class today. Funny enough we also discussed one of the gas rules that Ghost mentioned a day after, so I have some sense as to what he was discussing now. ;3;

Kind of ridiculous to know that you're just 1 out of trillions, if not more copies of you.

We literally aren't tornado.

every ones sitting here using big words and being intelligent while im sitting here struggling to pass freshmen algebra xD

how do you think I feel? I am in middle school.

Bro here's a life lesson. Most people my age who use big words when talking to a general audience of mixed vocabulary skills are full of themselves and are not very intelligent. They simply use big words. It's the simple people that make the world go round