What a terrible thing that was! Can you even believe it! My god, it was not deadly enough by a whole factor of a third of a billion.
god i hate this evil evil evil evil evil evil shit planet

The God Test had taken decades of psychological persuasion of the world population. It had been invented by atheists to settle the oldest question once and for all.
Now everyone, or at least over 60.805% of humanity who could be bothered, would pray together for something, anything to happen ( Read more... )

It was finally proven that the mathematical construction of reality had to be unstable ( Read more... )

It was the realest thing he had ever experienced. Too many pillars and walls of endlessly varying windows ( Read more... )

When he finally realized the world was a simulation, everything changed instantly. It was a feeling beyond relief falling into surreal indifference, an abstract state beyond surprise but intensely interesting.
It meant that anything could happen, though nothing had happened yet.
The world was just a stage.
Was he even supposed to be in the play?

Write the shortest possible article about anything. Then write a new article about the same thing only somewhat better.
Repeat the above until no further change is possible.

Multiply a million by a million by a million to get an idea of the complexity of biochemical phenomena. Now multiply that by a million by a million by a million to get an idea of the complexity of physical phenomena ( Read more... )

The only thing protecting you from infinity is the infinite number of copies generated of your mind each instant.

At a time like this, when something so utterly random takes place, there is really only one thing that we can surely hope for - this time and all the other times that something like this takes place. That of the four killed victims, at least one was a Microsoft programmer.

It's not just Microsoft, it's all reality. But Microsoft is a good starting point ( Read more... )