>be sedated for surgery >Time just skips untill it's over Hmmm>Seal myself in a chromium box with dust containing the elemental composition of humans.>Die >N years go by until the theoretical probability of reverse entropy kicks in >Simply wake up What's stopping me from doing this?
>>514377565Interaction with the physical environment is still plenty. Will it make any difference to use a long lasting box? I don't think so.
>>514377565Nothing's stopping you. You should try it and tell us how it turns out.
>>514377675Send it out to space then. Won't have to worry about the sun going supernova haha >>514377691If I get enough money for it I'll actually do it. Shame it would only work on me because the timer is my own consciousness
>>514377794Same applies, plenty of interaction left. Maybe somehow there are many worlds, maybe they are in order. Seems physics doesn't know enough for these things. On a side note, the immortality ideas of our billionaire elites are completely unrealistic. They never faced competition, so they don't even know that they can't last simply because of that.
>>514377974How would this interaction stop it from working if the container never breaks open at least.I think cosmic radiation would actually help build a human because It can apply controlled points of energy
>>514378145So basically I'm counting on the theoretical (which should become practical) probability of the right photons hitting me.
>>514377565>N years go by until the theoretical probability of reverse entropy kicks inThere is no such thing as reverse entropy
>>514378402Yes there is actually, and it happens 24/7
>>514378402Kek at this dunning Kruger moment
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>>514377565grave robbers
>>514378683Sheeeeiiitt
Genesis 6:3 doesn't make it possible.
>>514378890Erm but I thought the magical king of the Jews was supposed to come back and save me. Maybe we just need to wait 6 gorillion bagillion years for him to spawn out of random protons
>>514378994>Just filter for extremely improbable events like Jesus touching someone and then reverse entropy kicks in and heals em up. Shrimple
>>514378890Also science and religion are perfect matches, you just gotta make a different definition of God. I was going to make a thread about this but basically How do I exist? (Asking why doesn't make logical sense) Universal concepts such as forces, spacetime, electromagnetic waves, the types of atoms and quarks, the source, God, ect >Atoms > molecules > cells > You >But muh problem of evil This is like why asking why the atoms in your body don't decide to suddenly dipole shift to stop you from commiting a crime God is not a dude with a beard, he's isn't a father, but uniironically is our mother that we are in the womb of. Think about it>Babies in the womb >One says There has to be life after birth >The other disagrees>They wage a holy war on each other even though none of them can prove it until they get born
Reassembling a specific human from equilibrium dust requires an entropy drop matching the information in a brain microstate, giving thermal fluctuation probability exp of negative I ln 2, effectively zero; Poincaré recurrences scale as exp of S over k_B or worse, so waiting times outrun cosmic and container lifetimes; a closed box has no free energy to power biochemistry; tiny leaks, decoherence, diffusion and creep erase correlations; radiation damage and proton decay degrade matter; even a human fluctuation would almost never preserve your identity.Even if it made "a" human, the chance it would make you again is just stupid, literally the elemental particles and maybe the forces decay before "you" happens
>>514377565>seal self in chromium box>get opened 50 years later by people who steal the chromium and put your bones on a shelf in museum only to throw them out 5 years later when the exhibit is a flopFun fact did you know they use to have so many mummies in Egypt poor people burnt them as firewood?
>>514377565When you die your current dream ends and a new one begins.
>>514377565>Implying your atoms and subatomic particles aren't going to be acted on by outside forces.How would you get out?
>>514381753Let's see if it works first, then we can worry about getting out.
