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    Being Alone, Fucking, and Tumblr: responsible-reanimation
 Game idea: You play as a humble peasant who
 must fight off waves of adventurers who feel
 entitled to just waltz into your house and loot
 whatever they please
 moonblossom
 LET GO OF MY CHEESE WHEEL YOU JERKFACE
 jellykitsch
 Humble Peasant kills adventurers that enter their
 home
 Humble Peasant keeps their weapons, magic
 items, and hold
 Humble Peasant realizes that stronger and
 stronger adventurers are coming to claim their
 growing pile of loot
 Humble Peasant builds traps and fortifications to
 keep them out
 Humble Peasant procures exotic pets to help
 defend their home
 Humble Peasant continues to amass more and
 more loot and attract stronger and stronger
 adventurers
 Humble Peasant has to keep building up and
 fortifying their home, traps, and pets to keep the
 adventurers out
 Humble Peasant suddenly realizes that they
 have accidentally built a dungeon. It's a fucking
 dungeon now. It's fortified and full of traps,
 monsters, and treasure, and the Humble Peasant
 is the boss.
 Humble Peasant realizes that adventurers will
 never leave them alone now.
 Humble Peasant hates adventurers.
 Humble Peasant accidentally becomes major
 villain.
<p><a href="http://awesomacious.tumblr.com/post/173325564689/humble-peasant" class="tumblr_blog">awesomacious</a>:</p>

<blockquote><p>Humble Peasant</p></blockquote>
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                Being Alone, Fucking, and Tumblr: responsible-reanimation
 Game idea: You play as a humble peasant who
 must fight off waves of adventurers who feel
 entitled to just waltz into your house and loot
 whatever they please
 moonblossom
 LET GO OF MY CHEESE WHEEL YOU JERKFACE
 jellykitsch
 Humble Peasant kills adventurers that enter their
 home
 Humble Peasant keeps their weapons, magic
 items, and hold
 Humble Peasant realizes that stronger and
 stronger adventurers are coming to claim their
 growing pile of loot
 Humble Peasant builds traps and fortifications to
 keep them out
 Humble Peasant procures exotic pets to help
 defend their home
 Humble Peasant continues to amass more and
 more loot and attract stronger and stronger
 adventurers
 Humble Peasant has to keep building up and
 fortifying their home, traps, and pets to keep the
 adventurers out
 Humble Peasant suddenly realizes that they
 have accidentally built a dungeon. It's a fucking
 dungeon now. It's fortified and full of traps,
 monsters, and treasure, and the Humble Peasant
 is the boss.
 Humble Peasant realizes that adventurers will
 never leave them alone now.
 Humble Peasant hates adventurers.
 Humble Peasant accidentally becomes major
 villain.
<p><a href="http://awesomacious.tumblr.com/post/173325564689/humble-peasant" class="tumblr_blog">awesomacious</a>:</p>

<blockquote><p>Humble Peasant</p></blockquote>
                
            

            
            
<p><a href="http://awesomacious.tumblr.com/post/173325564689/humble-peasant" class="tumblr_blog">awesomacious</a>:</p>

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    Apparently, Arguing, and Complex: STEPHEN HAWKINGS
 LAST WORDS
 WELIVEINTHEMATRI
If you asked an astrophysicist today to describe what happened after the Big Bang, he would likely start with the concept of “cosmic inflation.” Cosmic inflation argues that right after the Big Bang — we’re talking after a teeny fraction of a second — the universe expanded at breakneck speed like dough in an oven. But this exponential expansion should create, due to quantum mechanics, regions where the universe continues to grow forever and regions where that growth stalls. The result would be a multiverse, a collection of bubblelike pockets, each defined by its own laws of physics. “The local laws of physics and chemistry can differ from one pocket universe to another, which together would form a multiverse,” Hertog said in a statement. “But I have never been a fan of the multiverse. If the scale of different universes in the multiverse is large or infinite the theory can’t be tested.” Along with being difficult to support, the multiverse theory, which was co-developed by Hawking in 1983, doesn’t jibe with classical physics, namely the contributions of Einstein’s theory of general relativity as they relate to the structure and dynamics of the universe. “As a consequence, Einstein’s theory breaks down in eternal inflation,” Hertog said. Einstein spent his life searching for a unified theory, a way to reconcile the biggest and smallest of things, general relativity and quantum mechanics. He died never having achieved that goal, but leagues of physicists like Hawking followed in Einstein’s footsteps. One path led to holograms. Instead of the 'standard' description of how the 'universe' unfolded (and is unfolding), the authors argue the Big Bang had a finite boundary, defined by string theory and holograms. The new theory - which sounds simplistically like the world of the red-pill-blue-pill Matrix movies - embraces the strange concept that the universe is like a vast and complex hologram. In other words, 3D reality is an illusion, and that the apparently "solid" world around us - and the dimension of time - is projected from information stored on a flat 2D surface.
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                Apparently, Arguing, and Complex: STEPHEN HAWKINGS
 LAST WORDS
 WELIVEINTHEMATRI
If you asked an astrophysicist today to describe what happened after the Big Bang, he would likely start with the concept of “cosmic inflation.” Cosmic inflation argues that right after the Big Bang — we’re talking after a teeny fraction of a second — the universe expanded at breakneck speed like dough in an oven. But this exponential expansion should create, due to quantum mechanics, regions where the universe continues to grow forever and regions where that growth stalls. The result would be a multiverse, a collection of bubblelike pockets, each defined by its own laws of physics. “The local laws of physics and chemistry can differ from one pocket universe to another, which together would form a multiverse,” Hertog said in a statement. “But I have never been a fan of the multiverse. If the scale of different universes in the multiverse is large or infinite the theory can’t be tested.” Along with being difficult to support, the multiverse theory, which was co-developed by Hawking in 1983, doesn’t jibe with classical physics, namely the contributions of Einstein’s theory of general relativity as they relate to the structure and dynamics of the universe. “As a consequence, Einstein’s theory breaks down in eternal inflation,” Hertog said. Einstein spent his life searching for a unified theory, a way to reconcile the biggest and smallest of things, general relativity and quantum mechanics. He died never having achieved that goal, but leagues of physicists like Hawking followed in Einstein’s footsteps. One path led to holograms. Instead of the 'standard' description of how the 'universe' unfolded (and is unfolding), the authors argue the Big Bang had a finite boundary, defined by string theory and holograms. The new theory - which sounds simplistically like the world of the red-pill-blue-pill Matrix movies - embraces the strange concept that the universe is like a vast and complex hologram. In other words, 3D reality is an illusion, and that the apparently "solid" world around us - and the dimension of time - is projected from information stored on a flat 2D surface.
                
            

            
            
If you asked an astrophysicist today to describe what happened after the Big Bang, he would likely start with the concept of “cosmic inflati...