Should violating the 4 Laws of Thermodynamics be considered a sin?
>>16932672The botting of the internet and its consequences...
>>16932672The laws of reality were created by Yaldabaoth to trap our souls in kenoma so he can feed on our suffering, so violating them is of the greatest moral goodness.
>>16932672Gibberish!
>>16932703That is a pretty good though
>>16932672we are all saints thenit's a rather optimistic take
>>16932674
You're saying the church will excommunicate me if I invent a perpetual motion machine to generate energy?
>>16932817The church will excommunicate you if you claim to invent a perpetual motion machine, because you will be lying, which is a sin. A mortal sin if you bilk people for money on that scheme.
>>16932818but what will they do if I actually do it and am not lying?
>>16932819You'll get assassinated by Exxon
>>16932672What about a 5th law of Thermodynamics?
>>16932829faggot
I worship science
it should be a crime
Why should we obey the first law of conservation when the universe already breaks it by deleting energy through redshift and printing out new energy via dark energy? Seems like a double standard if you ask me
>>16932672Your mother didn't think so.>>16932703Impressive thought. Maybe it's an illusory physical manifestation as feedback on the surrounding forces. That's why there's never a gap in quantum mechanics.
>>16936488i accept your concession
>>16932672Only the 2nd, .... and even then only for midwits. They're less laws then they are observations of our or general position in spacetime and scale relative to our constituent parts.
>>16937738>Indian debate syntax
>>16937738Huh?
