What are those?Background. ;)
They looks like black holes
Or would you? :shifty:
They can still be black holes, if the game doesn't follow conventional physics.
Or would you? :shifty:If you say the game doesn't follow conventional physics, then you have to redefine your notion of a black hole. Can't talk about black holes without physics, so that sentence ends up being meaningless. :P
They can still be black holes, if the game doesn't follow conventional physics.
It means it may be true, after you account for the necessary modifications to the definition of a black hole with these physics, as PONTO pointed out. It, however, does not mean that it must be true.Or would you? :shifty:
They can still be black holes, if the game doesn't follow conventional physics.
well it has its own physics so it must be true :O
Those are birds. Time-frozen birds.
Those are birds. Time-frozen birds.
But they move.
Just remember, "Unconventional physics" does NOT equal to "Completely different from conventional physics."
But, consider this: They're decorations.
I think he means the "two giant balls" in the background. :P
Or do they? :shifty:I think he means the "two giant balls" in the background. :P
Wait , no one sells black hole decorations bigger than the size of earth.
Or do they? :shifty:I think he means the "two giant balls" in the background. :P
Wait , no one sells black hole decorations bigger than the size of earth.
Anyway, we all know that at the end of roll, the ball is stuck. So it waits the hundred years in solitude. In the meantime, two ominous black holes grow closer, before slowly digesting the ball. That is provided it does not starve to death first.