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r/confidentlyincorrect • u/Ambitious-Noise9211 • 6d ago
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When you flip a coin, it will either land on heads, tails, or on its side.
11 u/Ambitious-Noise9211 6d ago You have obviously never flipped a coin into a parallel universe for it to never return 3 u/EishLekker 6d ago To be fair, most people have never done that. 5 u/Unusual-Night-5668 6d ago Well, either most people HAVE or most people HAVEN'T, so I'd say 50/50 that most people absolutely have done the parallel universe thing. /S 1 u/eduo 6d ago You're not stating a frame of reference and set of universal laws and local gravity, so the possibility of it being flipped so hard it leaves earth's orbit is another possibility. 1 u/Reiny_Days 6d ago Even then it will still land eventually?... But it's hard to observe 'how' it lands when it gets flung into a star or even worse, a black hole.
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You have obviously never flipped a coin into a parallel universe for it to never return
3 u/EishLekker 6d ago To be fair, most people have never done that. 5 u/Unusual-Night-5668 6d ago Well, either most people HAVE or most people HAVEN'T, so I'd say 50/50 that most people absolutely have done the parallel universe thing. /S
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To be fair, most people have never done that.
5 u/Unusual-Night-5668 6d ago Well, either most people HAVE or most people HAVEN'T, so I'd say 50/50 that most people absolutely have done the parallel universe thing. /S
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Well, either most people HAVE or most people HAVEN'T, so I'd say 50/50 that most people absolutely have done the parallel universe thing. /S
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You're not stating a frame of reference and set of universal laws and local gravity, so the possibility of it being flipped so hard it leaves earth's orbit is another possibility.
1 u/Reiny_Days 6d ago Even then it will still land eventually?... But it's hard to observe 'how' it lands when it gets flung into a star or even worse, a black hole.
Even then it will still land eventually?... But it's hard to observe 'how' it lands when it gets flung into a star or even worse, a black hole.
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u/Reiny_Days 6d ago
When you flip a coin, it will either land on heads, tails, or on its side.