BobClay
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That's what I like about this thread ... cleaning OR not cleaning cars, the mysteries of insurance, physics AND philosophy. (Only insurance cannot be explained by the logic of Boolean Algebra.)
If you compressed the entire Earth down to about the size of a marble it would become a black hole. Time would stop from the point of view of an outside observer. This would make digging up fossils very tedious to watch. What goes on inside this black hole, beyond the event horizon, that's still not fully understood but one thing is for sure, social distancing would be very difficult to maintain. At the centre of the marble sized Earth, would be a point of infinite density known as a 'singularity.' Avoid this at all costs, although as I understand it, one side effect of the AZ jab is to turn your wallet into a singularity. (Particularly if an insurance company owns the 'singularity.') Inside that dimensionless point, everything is squeezed into nothingness, or NOT nothingness. Physics as we currently understand it breaks down at this point.
Of course squeezing the entire Earth down to the size of a marble is not a trivial exercise.
If you compressed the entire Earth down to about the size of a marble it would become a black hole. Time would stop from the point of view of an outside observer. This would make digging up fossils very tedious to watch. What goes on inside this black hole, beyond the event horizon, that's still not fully understood but one thing is for sure, social distancing would be very difficult to maintain. At the centre of the marble sized Earth, would be a point of infinite density known as a 'singularity.' Avoid this at all costs, although as I understand it, one side effect of the AZ jab is to turn your wallet into a singularity. (Particularly if an insurance company owns the 'singularity.') Inside that dimensionless point, everything is squeezed into nothingness, or NOT nothingness. Physics as we currently understand it breaks down at this point.
Of course squeezing the entire Earth down to the size of a marble is not a trivial exercise.
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