/dis/ - Discussion

Good question.

I think many physicists would say that time is humans' perception of the constant increase in entropy within any given reference frame. It began (as far as the current real universe is concerned) when the increase in entropy began and the universe left its minimum-entropy initial state - in other words, at the Big Bang. Nothing "before" the Big Bang counts as existing, as far as science is concerned, because the Big Bang acts as a barrier preventing it from having any effect on everything that happened afterward. Time ends either when a singularity is reached (i.e. you reach the center of a black hole) or, if black holes conserve information, time never ends but rather extends infinitely into the future as a ray. That said, in most of the universe time will effectively stop existing when there is no matter or energy left in the nearby area, all of it having dispersed as the universe expanded.

>>6149

This theory has one problem as time has to exist for big bang to happen, as well as time has to exist even if good created universe simply because any action requires the concept of time. Nothing can happen without time.

Also, Blackhole does not preserve anything. If you fall inside you get ripped apart by the gravity differential before you even hit the ground.

>>6150 Oh, no worries, I well understand how inhospitable black holes are. A human's conscious perception of time would likely stop before even getting within spitting distance due to irradiation or just plain incineration (accretion disks get pretty hot). The debate among physicists these days is the "Firewall Paradox," in simple terms the contradiction between the laws of relativity and quantum mechanics as they apply to black holes. Do they destroy elementary particles as well, or simply trap them inside to be released later when the black hole eventually evaporates?

Regarding the big bang needing time to exist, time did exist right from square one, but didn't have to exist beforehand. Nothing needs time to have existed in the past for it to happen now - I can do anything I want now and not need to worry about whether time existed billions of years ago or even one second ago. Likewise, if time and space began simultaneously, neither needed to be sitting around forever ahead of time, which conveniently avoids chicken-and-egg problems (if space can't exist without time, and time can't exist without energy, and energy can't exist without space, then how do any of them exist in the first place?).

>>6155
You probably misunderstood something because I meant that time has to exist in philosophical terms as if the big bang "happened" it requires time to happen or if we have no time nothing can happen.
So the only reasonable hypothesis is that universe must be cyclic and time does exist before big bang as well


Black hole physic is a bit strange as well, as I do not understand how physicists do not see the problem that black hole breaks energy conservation law.
If anything falls into a black hole all energy of that object is released as radiation. so whatever falls inside should not exist already and if it gets to evaporate again you get double amount of energy than predicted by e=mc

>>6156
>So the only reasonable hypothesis is that universe must be cyclic and time does exist before big bang as well

I cannot begin to express how incorrect this is.

Nothing makes me hornier than the thought of being permanently horny and teased. Obviously just a fantasy not to be realized.

Ruined orgasms are another turn on. Fortunately you can have a happy ending *after* a ruined. :-)

>>6028
>>Ruined orgasms are another turn on. Fortunately you can have a happy ending *after* a ruined. :-)

Considering that ruined orgasm terminology shouldn't it be the exact opposite?
For me, it is experience ruining orgasm if it actually happens. LOL

So, CBT/Castration is by far my most favored fetish. When I'm looking at fictional porn of it away from other people and in a sexual way, I never feel sympathy pain. When I see it happen in real life or when I'm around other people, and I haven't gone out of my way to find it myself for sexual pleasure, it makes me feel very uncomfortable. I imagine that's not because of "mirror neurons" though. More because I'm seeing something that I find sexually arousing in a public area. Like, watching TV or a movie with other people and someone gets hit in the balls.

I feel fucked up in a lot of ways for being like this. I think I'm desensitizing myself to the fetish more and more, so I have to keep finding more sadistic art/stories to satisfy me. Just a few years ago, I would have been squicked by seeing castration or a penectomy. I would rather have settled for more tame stuff. So maybe conditioning has something to do with it too. The more I see it, the less it affects me.

>>6030

You can ruin an orgasm briefly, and then keep going...

>>6037
Do you fantasise about it being done to others or yourself? Or both?

Anaracknid.

Black Coffee.

Miss Stress.

Krazy Kisser.

Kwissy.

Deadly Daisy.

Kween Kwai.

Cindercunt.

Crazed Clam.

Starslut.

Lemon Lady.

The Poltergasm.

Gem.

Jizz Jewel.

Gore Gamer.

The Alternators.

Bratty Berzerker.

You could just provide link to random noun generator LOL

well ig that's just how easy it is to come up with hero and villain names.

Thinking about the whole nuke from orbit thing, what about a mad dash back to samus's ship, xenomorphs hot on their tail. Does it gotta be a trap?

>>6079
I've certainly considered having Samus just run away from the problem, but lately I've been thinking it would be more satisfying if Samus won this encounter. Running away is still an option until I've got a solid way for her to win.

As for nuking from orbit, Samus never does that sort of thing. It's probably because most of her targets are deep underground. Lara also tends to deal with things that are underground, so really this story needs an underground solution for an underground problem.

>>6074
Bringing in things from Samus's universe is an interesting possibility, but it also complicates things. Phazon on Earth might be an even bigger problem than xenomorphs. She also only had her PED for one game, so including it is not a big priority.

I'm beginning to think that a Tomb Raider solution would be better than a Metroid solution. Perhaps Lara could find some hidden mechanism or secret that somehow leads to destroying the xenomorphs.

Swarms of flesh eatters, small beetles in a giant pit. Lara swings over them, Aliens rush towards her just as the finer and more numerous swarm descends.



Twist: the beetles mutate. The planet is covered in such bugs.

>>6084
> Swarms of flesh eaters, small beetles in a giant pit.

I really like that idea. There was something like that in The Last Revelation, wasn't there? At least there were little insects that could swarm and kill you, though I guess it wasn't much of a swarm due to hardware limitations.

I must admit that I've played more Metroid games than Tomb Raider games, so I don't have full access to all the references I might use from the Tomb Raider games that I never played. I would have missed this one if you hadn't mentioned it.

I actually have never really played either except a bit of both at friends places and the like.

Is it AM or PM?

Personally, ive always referenced when the last time i slept more than just a nap. "Late" = i should go to bed, and "Early" = i should BACK to bed.

But that's just me

I believe 'late' can only be stretched so far before there is some noticeable change in conditions. But I don't necessarily think 'early' is the next thing to come along. Rather, 'early' might best be mentioned in reference to earlier only once its later. Also, the latter part of later may itself include indications of the earliest early. Time yields it meaning by being suspended. So...

...'Early' and 'late' happen always at the same time. Only one, however, for us, with our language limitations, radiates at a time.

OK, I'm being silly! ^v^

Are you talking about the US?

Germany^^

>>All just to combat their imaginary friend: the omnipresent fashism.
>>It has become racist to worry about relatives and friends first.

I think that's not what's racist... nor is fascism imaginary

>>6039

I agree with what you've said, almost verbatim. But I must say that democracy, although it is a better system from the perspective of the common people, is just utterly ineffective without the proper political education and implication of all classes of citizens.

I'm 20, living in Romania - a so-called democracy. The currently elected party is of 'Social-Democrats', a communist regime follow-up party that is interested only in plundering the country's resources and selling out for personal gain.

Democracy, in my opinion, is just dictatorship enforced by propaganda. There is a well established ruling class and, although we can "vote" and apparently influence the outcome of the election, which puppet gets the mandate OFTEN, but not always, has no influence on the overall way the country will be ruled.
That being said, I do consider democracy to be better than a straight dictatorship/monarchy because it allows for higher upwards mobility and more freedom of choice.

>>6044
>>6038

Idealism, I believe, is something that is inspired and cultivated in people by society and religion. What I mean here by society is: the educational system, our parents, movies, media, comic books... It acts as the mortar of a cohesive society. Idealism provides hope and stability for the common folk.

Take, for example, patriotism. It is a collectivist ideal that works to the benefit of the state and the detriment of the individual. Patriotism is used to to fuel wars and support local industry, therefore making that slice of society grouped as a state more prosperous/healthy - but at the cost of economical value for the individual and even his/her life.

From my perspective, the whole concept of ideals stems from the need for certainty in the human psyche. The need for an upper power that establishes what's wrong and right - morals - and therefore ideals as the 'right' ideas/mindsets through the moralistic mindset.


Whether one chooses to pursue ideals in itself an amoral thing, because I believe it can't be good or bad. Pursuing ideals, though, is predominantly an act of selflessness, and therefore I can't endorse it on a personal Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>6053
If you talk about that kind of idealism I guess is must be a lie told to the children by adults similar to that lie about Santa.
It does not provide stability but just brings very big disappointment when you find you that all your life was based on the lie.

>>6049
The problem is market size because you cannot just focus on your own country, To have good living standards you need big market preferably global.
If Germany decided to close its borders and live on its own it would turn into the same shit hole as Syria without any industry or other advanced stuff.
I think this is going to happen to the UK if it will finally decide to leave.

yo same thing for me in PR I made a double post

*In Europe.
*Very liberal, especially by Ameritard standards.
*Known for drugs and prostitution.

*Fastest way from Berlin to Paris.

I love Hell. No one comic in particular, but the theme of eternal damnation and total depravity.

>>5342
How about Attack on Titan?

At first, "Mai-chan's Daily Life" was what I considered to be most extreme, then the "-Kankan Hime/-Princess Violation" series was on my most extreme list. But as of now? Probably Uziga Waita's "Doku Doku Gravestone" is taking the cake.

>>5342

Almost everything from Avatar/Boundless. Nothing is too disgusting for me.

Originally I thought that chan is for the channel as on tv.

But in Japanese "chan" is term for cute as example cat/kitty-kitten
strangely the English language has no way even to translate that.

Guro is probably grotesque "Gurotesuku" as Japanese people can't spell anything without adding vowels everywhere

from Wikipedia:

Ero guro nansensu, frequently shortened to ero guro or just guro, (エログロ ero-guro) is a literary and artistic movement originating c. 1930 in Japan. Ero guro puts its focus on eroticism, sexual corruption, and decadence. While ero guro is a specific movement, many of its components can be found throughout Japanese history and culture.

The term itself is an example of wasei-eigo, a Japanese combination of English words or abbreviated words: ero from "ero(tic)", guro from "gro(tesque)", and nansensu from "nonsense".

from Urban Dictionary:

"chan," usually used in the plural as "chans," can refer to the large array of English-language websites that were inspired by the japanese imageboard 2channel. The largest and most influential of the "chans" is the popular website 4chan , although there are many other similar websites such as 7chan, 420chan, wakachan, iichan, not4chan, gurochan, fchan, sidechan, renchan, and so on.