clones (we're all)

[Trotskilicious]

so i was thinking today while talking to the second ignoramus 50 year old crybaby bully in the span of a hour that perhaps we are not all individual snowflakes and in fact there are several people functionally the same as us that just so happen to share the same biological programming

[Mayfuck]

*gif of guy nodding casually then enthusiastically*

[Shallowed]

Did you know that if the universe was big enough, because of the fact that there is a finite number of ways for atoms to be arranged, it would be statistically probable that there was an exact copy of you somewhere out there in that universe?

[Shallowed]

Or something like that.

[Adult Head]

if there's one thing i like, it's a blue bathing suit

[Trotskilicious]

Originally Posted by Mayfuck

*gif of guy nodding casually then enthusiastically*

thanks buddy

[The Omega Concern]

the curious aging of Henry Kissinger gives intrigue to this cloning possibility.

[killtrocity]

Originally Posted by Shallowed

Did you know that if the universe was big enough, because of the fact that there is a finite number of ways for atoms to be arranged, it would be statistically probable that there was an exact copy of you somewhere out there in that universe?

Yep, but this number is so ridiculously large.... the number of atoms even in a drop of water is unfathomable.

Similarly it is possible in theory for all of the atoms vibrating in a solid to move in the same direction at once, thus constituting spontaneous movement of an inanimate object, but again, probability or rather time in this case is the limiting factor. 99.99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 % can be considered 100% for a living being functioning on the timescale of years

[Trotskilicious]

angry old white men you know they're all the same they really are

[reprise85]

Originally Posted by killtrocity

Yep, but this number is so ridiculously large.... the number of atoms even in a drop of water is unfathomable.

Similarly it is possible in theory for all of the atoms vibrating in a solid to move in the same direction at once, thus constituting spontaneous movement of an inanimate object, but again, probability or rather time in this case is the limiting factor. 99.99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 % can be considered 100% for a living being functioning on the timescale of years

i love threads like these. let's keep having them.

[Trotskilicious]

no get out

[Dead Frequency]

I'm totally successful in another dimension. not drunk and alone smoking a cigarette waiting to continue beerfest

[Cool As Ice Cream]

BEERFEST!!!1 AW YEAH!

[Trotskilicious]

this is a great thread