WE'RE SO DEAD!

Rockstar · 01-05-21, 09:43 PM

Meh, I think it was in another thread where I wondered off topic and said most everyone knows of the billions of years it would take for the universe to end. Heck Earth will be a big ball of fire in about four million years as our sun goes red. Afterwards it's theorized it will take an almost immeasurable amount of time for the universe to die by way of heat death, big crunch or big rip.

But there's another way. Its called 'vacuum decay' a quick, clean and painless disassociation of all matter in the universe. So fast that even if you were able to catch a glimmer of it at your feet. It would consume you faster than the nerve impulse could travel from your feet to your brain. Only nice thing about it is, if it ever were too happened we would never know it did, no warning just. 'POOF'.

But getting hit by a BFR is still the most likely event

01-05-21, 09:43 PM	#11
Rockstar In the Brig Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Zendia Bar & Grill Posts: 12,614 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Meh, I think it was in another thread where I wondered off topic and said most everyone knows of the billions of years it would take for the universe to end. Heck Earth will be a big ball of fire in about four million years as our sun goes red. Afterwards it's theorized it will take an almost immeasurable amount of time for the universe to die by way of heat death, big crunch or big rip. But there's another way. Its called 'vacuum decay' a quick, clean and painless disassociation of all matter in the universe. So fast that even if you were able to catch a glimmer of it at your feet. It would consume you faster than the nerve impulse could travel from your feet to your brain. Only nice thing about it is, if it ever were too happened we would never know it did, no warning just. 'POOF'. But getting hit by a BFR is still the most likely event Last edited by Rockstar; 01-05-21 at 09:51 PM.