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Yes, it's absurd to consider that there will be any large-scale violation of thermodynamics in the indefinitely far future. Literally, nothing is less probable.
by sethrin 8y ago
Yes, it's absurd to consider that there will be any large-scale violation of thermodynamics in the indefinitely far future. Literally, nothing is less probable.
- kungtotte 8y agoLiterally nothing is less probable? Alright then. I don't know why we bother with science any more since you've apparently got this one in the bag.
- sethrin 8y agoNon sequitur, and rude.
- objectivetruth 8y agoNo ruder than calling their parent comment absurd. In fact, I thought it was a clever way of pointing out the hubris in your statement, which I likewise read as "no intelligence in the universe in the next several billion years is likely to have a significantly more advanced understanding of the universe's physical laws and properties."