I don't believe in space time.

[BradZax]

Originally Posted by Duik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Just like belief in a god for instance.

God made up god.

Time dilation proves it.

[Reiwa]

Originally Posted by Duik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Just like belief in a god for instance.

Sun (big ball of burning hydrogen/helium) crosses the sky.
Clueless ancient humans thort wow, must be the sun god <insert name here> riding his flaming chariot across the sky.

Then, when the fairytales didnt cut it for the intelligent thinking man, science came up with theories that through repeated observation became accepted reality.


It beats **god did it** everytme.

You are the ultimate if it didnt happen to me or if i dont understand it, it didnt happen or its not real.

Learning something may help.
Shutting uo until you do learn something would help as well.

At least you are entertaining in a look at the funny little man from the village kinda way though. Chin up!

The evangelists spread state theology.

And the zealots mock, deride, and attack those who express the state theology with less than full-chest enthusiasm.

[Duik]

Originally Posted by Reiwa [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The evangelists spread state theology.

And the zealots mock, deride, and attack those who express the state theology with less than full-chest enthusiasm.

You misunderstand, i was just pointing out that people making shit up to fit their observations has a few layers of complexity.

One involves one or many people observing, recording and making conclusions.

The other is reading an old book written hundreds of years after the fact and drawing a conclusion as well.
One has supported thoughtful investigations. The other relies on simple faith.

[BradZax]

Originally Posted by Duik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

One involves one or many people observing.

Being afraid of not fitting in isn't the flex you think it is.

[Reiwa]

Originally Posted by Duik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You misunderstand, i was just pointing out that people making shit up to fit their observations has a few layers of complexity.

One involves one or many people observing, recording and making conclusions.

The other is reading an old book written hundreds of years after the fact and drawing a conclusion as well.
One has supported thoughtful investigations. The other relies on simple faith.

All your precise measurements were potentially altered by passing through the Van Allen belt, or as I like to call it, "God's Rainbow". [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[magnetaress]

The substrate demonstrates frame dragging in its output.

Get hecked.

[OriginalContentGuy]

I don't believe in language, Brad. Every time you post is evidence.

[BradZax]

Time dilation was theorized as a possible solution to a known graphics glitch.

Light is intended to be 'on and off' in this game, so it's set to max speed.

But if you're holding a flashlight forward, and traveling at max speed, and turn it on: The light will shoot forward in front of you like it would be traveling at 2x max speed.

1. This is because the light's speed is measured at local space

2. if it was set to world space, you would turn the flashlight on and the light would not travel forward and your path would not illuminate. Because you and the light are traveling at max speed together (in world space).

3. In this game the engine sucks up so much memory when a character observes something going faster than what is supposed to be MAX SPEED, the game is unable to record time equal to the game breaking speed that is occuring.

4. Instead of accepting that is reality and the universe is a simulation...

5. They made up a equation that matches the rate at which the games memory seems to break down based on the speed of something that character is observing.

[BradZax]

A more realistic theory to time dilation would be something like:

When you observe something going faster than Max Speed, the local save data starts clocking time based on the speed of the object you are observing causing you to essentially freeze in time, while the world timer continues ticking forward.

It's just a bug, it's not a feature.

/warp 20h-23h Right Ascension and -06° to -19°

New command will be implemented when the new planet expansions unlock.

They'll call it bending space or something stupid.

[magnetaress]

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