Do any of the more likely theories that don't need collapse also do away with the many-worlds interpretation? I would think that they're mutually exclusive(no collapse means no way to have a singular world), but I'm only a armchair physicist.
Amusingly, that's not all that far off from a lot of their charactersations in canon, once the writers had it dawn on them that "entire Corps of frothing rage monsters", while making for good art, severely limited the amount of actual storytelling they were able to do with them.The red lanterns are total bros, this pleases me. Just from the sheer WTF! of it.
Desire of the Endless.
So am I, and I was definitely thinking of many-worlds. Not aware of any viable alternatives.
Thank you so very much.
These ones might work closer to the Red rings from the Green lantern CGI series, it's painful to remove the ring but not fatal.
my only regret is we only have a like button and not a laugh emoji like on SV.
Actually Recent research has shown that the speed of light actually varies from different points in the universe like from where measurements they made the light is either been moving faster or slower than the light that passes through our universe which means that the speed of light is actually variable in the universe depending on the region it's moving through.
There are no endings; they got a happy and sweet moment of transition between different states of relationship, to one of better understanding of each other and, at least in the case of Blackfire, some self-knowledge as well. Even when the stories stop being told, the worlds keep on spinning, and the players play their parts, just out of reach of the audience. This truth is foreshadowed in the death of characters within the story, such as the one who's skull the lovers would brand: Although he has ceased to be aware of the story, the characters continue, with his only lasting influence coming from the ripples of his actions and the remains he left behind.
Quantum entanglement isn't really a matter of information traveling instantaneously. There's no actual INFORMATION crossing space there. Rather, the entangled particles share their quantum superposition state. Until you measure that state, it could be ANYTHING, with a certain probability. When you measure that state, that uncertainty goes away. What you observe isn't really forcing some action on the other particle as it is eliminating all of the possibilities of what it ISN'T.
I think you misinterpreted what you read. The speed of light through empty space is, locally, constant.
I think that was hope?
I got today off work, and found squirrels!
Hope is bad for Larfleeze, who's an Orange Lantern, not Red.
Immortality being possible would beg to differ. As would the proven existence of souls.
I prefer to think of myself as a Neddy Neutralist (oh well...), or maybe a Robby Realist (it is what it is) or maybe a Connie Conditionalist (I say that's bad, but...), but some of those names just seem to fit a bit less well.
Oh, this is gonna get weird, isn't it?
...Eek. Amusing, if arrogant.
So, the good Doctor didn't even bother doing it himself, just set a VI on it? Totally in character.
And pushes the welding mask up before looking around.
Entirely in character...
Need a problem solved? Do MAD SCIENCE! at it.
It's almost pavlovian, that reflex
Ah, sibling rivalry.
...Today?
You just know this is gonna piss off Boss Smiley, if he's actually real.
Yeah, this is basically spitting in Boss Smiley's big censor-filter emoticon face.
Oh, dear... There's a bad end: what if this results in the Sheeda existing? Stable Time loops!
"If you can crack this, high value weapons created all over the world will suddenly become available en masse.
I do wonder how he justifies this, he has read how to suceed in evil and is aware that what he and the flamer do can be considered selfish instead of heroic.
There's something... really fucky, going on. The Watsonian answer is a mystery. The Doylist answer is that DC focused on making people in colorful costumes punch each-other entertainingly, and really did not think things through much otherwise. Add up cumulative decades of that, and you get a royal mess.
That was the Renegade timeline.
