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If there were really only one electron, somebody in the universe would have broken it by now. Or maybe there is a great filter prohibiting any intelligence capa
by p1mrx 2y ago
If there were really only one electron, somebody in the universe would have broken it by now. Or maybe there is a great filter prohibiting any intelligence capable of poking too hard.
- dhosek 2y agoAh, but because it moves backwards and forwards in time, (the positrons are that same electron going backwards in time), even if it does get broken, you wouldn’t know.
- pixl97 2y agoQuantum immortality. In the universe branches we've screwed with that electron we exploded and disappeared.
- bee_rider 2y agoThat would also explain why there don’t seem to be many advanced species out there; maybe we can only be observing universes in which we’re among the first, because it is less likely that we’ll not-die in a universe where everybody is poking the electron and exploding everything.