TheEldritchGod
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Anon2021 Asked:
In D&D, when you move around in 5 foot squares, Pi = 4.
Think about it. Pi, for a square is 4.
Physics gets weird in most cartoons and games, when you actually think about it.
In DBZ, they take forever to power up and nobody interrupts because time operates under different rules. I suspect that in DBZ, the Planck Moment is a different length than in the real world. When you combine that with the power level that gets tossed around. I mean, we are calculating these plasma blasts at trillions of degrees. How does this happen?
Just the act of powering up would require a serious bending of Time and Space. Specifically, the REDUCTION of the curve of space time. You would have to draw upon zero point energy, and to make zero point energy, you would need to smooth out space time. When you smooth out space time, you eliminate gravity (As is evidenced by two things: One, Things start floating around people as they power up, and two, the place that you can train your powers the best is a High Gravity World.)
Now what happens when you approach the speed of light? Time slows down.
What happens when you approach Perfect stillness? Well, time speeds up.
Remember, gravity is actually MOVEMENT. Even, right now, you are moving at 9.8 m/s. You just don't notice it. So if you completely eliminate all gravity, and direct gravity to counter act orbital movement as well as galaxy rotation as well as the movement of the galaxy through the local group, you could, theoretically create perfect stillness by altering local gravity to cancel everything out. In doing so you would create the perfect conditions to harness zero point energy. I also suspect that you don't have to go that far, that local space time "crystalizes" when you achieve a certain level of stillness.
So if time slows down at the speed of light, if you achieve true, perfect stillness, for you, time goes the fastest it possibly could and the rest of the universe slows down. I mean, how else do they go so fast except achieve true stillness, at least internally inside their bodies. When they are flying through the sky at great speed, beating the crap out of each other, do they not just hover and ignore gravity?
I mean, it's obvious if you just look at the cartoon.
In D&D, when you move around in 5 foot squares, Pi = 4.
Think about it. Pi, for a square is 4.
Physics gets weird in most cartoons and games, when you actually think about it.
In DBZ, they take forever to power up and nobody interrupts because time operates under different rules. I suspect that in DBZ, the Planck Moment is a different length than in the real world. When you combine that with the power level that gets tossed around. I mean, we are calculating these plasma blasts at trillions of degrees. How does this happen?
Just the act of powering up would require a serious bending of Time and Space. Specifically, the REDUCTION of the curve of space time. You would have to draw upon zero point energy, and to make zero point energy, you would need to smooth out space time. When you smooth out space time, you eliminate gravity (As is evidenced by two things: One, Things start floating around people as they power up, and two, the place that you can train your powers the best is a High Gravity World.)
Now what happens when you approach the speed of light? Time slows down.
What happens when you approach Perfect stillness? Well, time speeds up.
Remember, gravity is actually MOVEMENT. Even, right now, you are moving at 9.8 m/s. You just don't notice it. So if you completely eliminate all gravity, and direct gravity to counter act orbital movement as well as galaxy rotation as well as the movement of the galaxy through the local group, you could, theoretically create perfect stillness by altering local gravity to cancel everything out. In doing so you would create the perfect conditions to harness zero point energy. I also suspect that you don't have to go that far, that local space time "crystalizes" when you achieve a certain level of stillness.
So if time slows down at the speed of light, if you achieve true, perfect stillness, for you, time goes the fastest it possibly could and the rest of the universe slows down. I mean, how else do they go so fast except achieve true stillness, at least internally inside their bodies. When they are flying through the sky at great speed, beating the crap out of each other, do they not just hover and ignore gravity?
I mean, it's obvious if you just look at the cartoon.
