How do I know that the video of the Earth exploding is unrealistic? Because I've simulated it.

Not to mention watching it would only be possible with a very dark lens because it would be glowing brighter than a welding arc.

You’re starting to come across like a bit of a supervillain. You’ve even got the supervillain hairdo.

Nice bit of planet smashing! I understand that because of computing power limitations, it needs to “dumb down“ reality into a simplified version with big chunky blobs instead of atoms. But how do we know it’s a faithful prediction of what would really happen? Is there a way to estimate errors inherent in a coarse (chunky) model? I suppose one way would be to compare predictions between the chunky model and a fine model run on a supercomputer.

Silly silly person you forgot about the Xindi

there are way to many simultaneous simulations

Raptor fart 👍🏼

Exterminatus!

@PappalardoJoe Mercury would be less traumatic to humans.

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I’m sure politicians are the densest objects in the universe.