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   mia@void.rehab's status on Monday, 21-Aug-2023 01:22:53 JST mia

   if you just never have a mid-life crisis you'll never die

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     A moment of Planck's time.
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     @mia @cinerion @nyx @mia The Planck constant is the amount of time for which Max Planck could plank (he was a weakling)
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     cinerion@den.raccoon.quest's status on Monday, 21-Aug-2023 01:22:52 JST cinerion

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     @nyx@social.xenofem.me @mia@void.rehab But what if time is also a discrete quantity and there's a limit to how many times it can be divided?
     
     I'd ask a physicist, but i bet they don't know either 💀

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     @mia the progression of time always involves a division in two between one point in time and another point in time, so technically no one ever dies because every moment in time is actually an infinitely divisible series of points