- Oct 9, 2005
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Too much of anything turns things into singularities i.e black holes. In ATOT's case, the singularity point was reached sometime around the heights of TheFlyingPig's troll in this place. The massive amount of trolls, flame, partisanship and out of the world stupidly has actually caused the database to collapse into a blackhole!
Now a unique phenomenon estimated inside a physical blackhole's event horizon is called spacetime inversion.
Once you are inside the singularity's event horizon, time gets replaced by space in terms of flow. This is due to the fact that the event involving you hitting the singularity is as inevitable as the coming of next monday. Space becomes unidirectional here.
Now this leaves the question of Time. If space becomes unidirectional, I speculate that the object in question gets unbound by the physical property of travelling in unidirectional time as in ordinary spacetime. This leaves many things open to imagination indeed.
Its possible that it achieved some kind super-temporal existence?
I believe the same thing is happening with the posts you make in ATOT, the fact of it hitting the database is inevitable, but the time it does is a domain of its own.
Now a unique phenomenon estimated inside a physical blackhole's event horizon is called spacetime inversion.
Once you are inside the singularity's event horizon, time gets replaced by space in terms of flow. This is due to the fact that the event involving you hitting the singularity is as inevitable as the coming of next monday. Space becomes unidirectional here.
Now this leaves the question of Time. If space becomes unidirectional, I speculate that the object in question gets unbound by the physical property of travelling in unidirectional time as in ordinary spacetime. This leaves many things open to imagination indeed.
Its possible that it achieved some kind super-temporal existence?
I believe the same thing is happening with the posts you make in ATOT, the fact of it hitting the database is inevitable, but the time it does is a domain of its own.
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