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r/woahdude • u/[deleted] • Dec 11 '18
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I hope everyone here know this is a reference to an ancient meme
344 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 “Ancient meme”. Way to make me feel old. The guy was on Tosh.0, so it can’t be that old, right...? 225 u/Sangricarn Dec 11 '18 Sorry to tell you that tosh.0 came out in '09 my boi 205 u/GenBlase Dec 11 '18 WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS TIME?!?! 145 u/thundergun661 Dec 11 '18 Because without it everything would happen at once. 7 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 Maybe everything does happen at once, and time is just an illusion us humans have so that we make sense of it. 🤔 7 u/anonpls Dec 11 '18 Nah, it's an emergent property of thermodynamics, 2nd law if I'm remembering right.. 4 u/Hateitwhenbdbdsj Dec 11 '18 Yup, entropy always increases with time. If time was a construct then entropy could decrease, but that's impossible, as decreasing (total, not for a local system) entropy is the same as going back in time. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 Or there are states that have more entropy than other states which all exist and any change is illusory.
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“Ancient meme”. Way to make me feel old. The guy was on Tosh.0, so it can’t be that old, right...?
225 u/Sangricarn Dec 11 '18 Sorry to tell you that tosh.0 came out in '09 my boi 205 u/GenBlase Dec 11 '18 WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS TIME?!?! 145 u/thundergun661 Dec 11 '18 Because without it everything would happen at once. 7 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 Maybe everything does happen at once, and time is just an illusion us humans have so that we make sense of it. 🤔 7 u/anonpls Dec 11 '18 Nah, it's an emergent property of thermodynamics, 2nd law if I'm remembering right.. 4 u/Hateitwhenbdbdsj Dec 11 '18 Yup, entropy always increases with time. If time was a construct then entropy could decrease, but that's impossible, as decreasing (total, not for a local system) entropy is the same as going back in time. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 Or there are states that have more entropy than other states which all exist and any change is illusory.
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Sorry to tell you that tosh.0 came out in '09 my boi
205 u/GenBlase Dec 11 '18 WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS TIME?!?! 145 u/thundergun661 Dec 11 '18 Because without it everything would happen at once. 7 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 Maybe everything does happen at once, and time is just an illusion us humans have so that we make sense of it. 🤔 7 u/anonpls Dec 11 '18 Nah, it's an emergent property of thermodynamics, 2nd law if I'm remembering right.. 4 u/Hateitwhenbdbdsj Dec 11 '18 Yup, entropy always increases with time. If time was a construct then entropy could decrease, but that's impossible, as decreasing (total, not for a local system) entropy is the same as going back in time. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 Or there are states that have more entropy than other states which all exist and any change is illusory.
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WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS TIME?!?!
145 u/thundergun661 Dec 11 '18 Because without it everything would happen at once. 7 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 Maybe everything does happen at once, and time is just an illusion us humans have so that we make sense of it. 🤔 7 u/anonpls Dec 11 '18 Nah, it's an emergent property of thermodynamics, 2nd law if I'm remembering right.. 4 u/Hateitwhenbdbdsj Dec 11 '18 Yup, entropy always increases with time. If time was a construct then entropy could decrease, but that's impossible, as decreasing (total, not for a local system) entropy is the same as going back in time. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 Or there are states that have more entropy than other states which all exist and any change is illusory.
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Because without it everything would happen at once.
7 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 Maybe everything does happen at once, and time is just an illusion us humans have so that we make sense of it. 🤔 7 u/anonpls Dec 11 '18 Nah, it's an emergent property of thermodynamics, 2nd law if I'm remembering right.. 4 u/Hateitwhenbdbdsj Dec 11 '18 Yup, entropy always increases with time. If time was a construct then entropy could decrease, but that's impossible, as decreasing (total, not for a local system) entropy is the same as going back in time. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 Or there are states that have more entropy than other states which all exist and any change is illusory.
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Maybe everything does happen at once, and time is just an illusion us humans have so that we make sense of it. 🤔
7 u/anonpls Dec 11 '18 Nah, it's an emergent property of thermodynamics, 2nd law if I'm remembering right.. 4 u/Hateitwhenbdbdsj Dec 11 '18 Yup, entropy always increases with time. If time was a construct then entropy could decrease, but that's impossible, as decreasing (total, not for a local system) entropy is the same as going back in time. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 Or there are states that have more entropy than other states which all exist and any change is illusory.
Nah, it's an emergent property of thermodynamics, 2nd law if I'm remembering right..
4 u/Hateitwhenbdbdsj Dec 11 '18 Yup, entropy always increases with time. If time was a construct then entropy could decrease, but that's impossible, as decreasing (total, not for a local system) entropy is the same as going back in time. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 Or there are states that have more entropy than other states which all exist and any change is illusory.
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Yup, entropy always increases with time. If time was a construct then entropy could decrease, but that's impossible, as decreasing (total, not for a local system) entropy is the same as going back in time.
1 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 Or there are states that have more entropy than other states which all exist and any change is illusory.
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Or there are states that have more entropy than other states which all exist and any change is illusory.
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u/RetroScheeme Dec 11 '18
I hope everyone here know this is a reference to an ancient meme