Is it a sin to violate the 3 Laws of Thermodynamics?
no just bad manners
it's a sin to grift off of lies and if you claim to own a machine that breaks thermodynamics, you are a liar
>>17046071I think there's always exceptions. Its just what happens when your working with practically infinite sets
someday, somewhere, something will break what you consider unbreakable. that's the way it is lady
>>17046076Nothing ever happens
>>17046092>0K is realuh sweaty
It could be a quicky if gets violated.
>>17046067it makes your palms hairy
>>17046067>violateRaping Thermodynamics is not illegal AFAIK
>>17046067Breaking the law gets you sent to prison. Don't do it.
>>17046067>you can't go below 0K>temperatures of negative kelvin exist>nooo that doesn't violate the 3rd law chud!!!!!I am too old for science bros...
>>17046205universe gotta catch me first>wee woo wee woo it's the universe police
>>17046067No, that is how you transition into godhood.
>>17046067strictly speaking violating fundamental laws isn't considered a sin in christianity. it would be considered much worse.