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> This is as literal as it gets. You know thats not an actual god in the tweet right? You are falling for the funny technobabble which shows that you are the
by stale2002 3y ago
> This is as literal as it gets.
You know thats not an actual god in the tweet right?
You are falling for the funny technobabble which shows that you are the butt of the joke.
In the tweet thats just a fancy way of using funny words to describe physics and how technology is good.
But also, its not particularly relevant to the idea of science magic existing.
The tweet is literally just using big words to talk about the existing idea of thermodynamics that we've all learned about in 8th grade science class.
But also, once again, no matter how much they are using fancy words to make fun of these topics, they still aren't actually doing anything beyond building companies and making memes.
These people don't have the ability to use sci-fi magic. And they aren't lobbying congress to make laws, nor are they making threats about bombing data centers.
Thats the difference!
Edit:
Even people in the tweet chain that you linked are aware of the joke.
https://twitter.com/megs_io/status/1670646547363827712 https://twitter.com/megs_io/status/1670646547363827712
"No, clearly not. The premise of the Thermodynamic God just puts a name on a foundational physical process"
Its clearly a joke. And this tweet explains the joke.
edit 2:
Here is another example. https://twitter.com/BasedBeffJezos/status/1696535563992756308 https://twitter.com/BasedBeffJezos/status/169653556399275630...
"Sun is our main source of free energy on Earth and is thus a proxy for the Thermodynamic God.
Praise the Sun"
Its so clearly a joke meant to make fun of skynet people.
Praise the Sun is in reference to the dark soul meme. Nobody saying praise the sun is actually praising the sun.
Its an internet joke, and he in this context is using to describe bog standard 8th grade science.