🇮🇪leam🇰🇵

hey its leamh im locked on @pray_2_dajjal for 12 hours repost this

happy birthday Dylann!

actually im going to unprivate and then private when i get my main back

im not really complaining, its better then getting feminists again

the entire US-JP combination of twitter has only given me weed related posts

@longawaited333 is this Mason and his mother or was he into hags at one point

@anishmoonka -meaning the creator of this theory might be right and we wont know till we become immortal

@anishmoonka -people can die and slowly come off of it to more and more distant realities each time we avoid death, where we would have died in the first realities, until we would have died of old age and then split off into a reality where we dont then, going on forever making us immortal,-

The man who invented the theory behind quantum immortality died at 51 of a heart attack. He was legally drunk. He'd spent years chain-smoking and drinking, never saw a doctor, and his weight ballooned. He believed his own theory meant he couldn't really die. His name was Hugh Everett III. In 1957, as a Princeton grad student, he came up with an idea that split physics in half. His theory says that whenever something happens at the tiniest level of reality, the universe doesn't pick just one result. It splits into copies. Both results happen, each in its own version of the world. Quantum immortality takes that and stretches it. If reality always splits, then every time you face death, there's at least one version where you survive. And since dead people can't experience anything, the only "you" that ever knows what happened is the surviving one. So from your perspective, you can never die. But MIT physicist Max Tegmark, who popularized this idea, walked back on it years ago. His problem: dying isn't like flipping a light switch. Your brain doesn't jump from on to off. It fades. Cells break down, and awareness gets foggy. The thought experiment only works if death hits faster than a single thought. Real death is almost always slow, and that breaks the whole thing. There's a math problem on top of it. Every time reality splits, and you survive, the slice of "you" that exists in the equations gets cut in half. Survive 10 rounds, and the remaining you hold less than 0.1% of its original presence. Tegmark now says you should just expect totally normal odds of dying. Sean Carroll, a physicist who actually believes in Many Worlds, flat out calls quantum immortality "a bad idea." When reality splits, future versions of you become separate people. The you that dies is a real person who really died. Having a copy survive somewhere else doesn't undo that. Everett never wavered. His biographer says he was fully convinced his theory guaranteed him immortality. He died in his bed in July 1982. His teenage son Mark found the body and later said it was the first time he'd ever touched his father. Everett asked for his ashes to be thrown in the garbage. Fourteen years later, his daughter Elizabeth took her own life. She left a note asking for her ashes to be thrown out, too, so she could end up in the right parallel universe to meet up with Daddy. Philosopher David Lewis considered what quantum immortality would mean if true. You'd survive. But the theory says nothing about surviving healthy. What you'd get is a slow, endless decline. Body falling apart, always barely alive, but never quite crossing into death. Like Tithonus from Greek mythology, who got eternal life but nobody thought to include eternal youth. He just aged. Forever.

When We Win(tm) i think we should let weed grow throughout the entire country so young White kids can enjoy spending more time outside

women are property meant to be used for own desires, you dont need to do anything for her

women and what they want should and will always come second to whatever their husband/boyfriend wants

my parents liked to leave me at parties at their friends houses or in hotel rooms while they were off doing drugs in hotel rooms or at parties at their friends houses when i was a baby, probably fucked me up in some way

i swear they'll never steal my mana not even a drop one day i'll get my wizard powers and blow them all up

its almost too easy

@longawaited333 dont insult jeffrey woods bro

This ugly disgusting bitch looks like Jeff the killer

@uncledoomer just tell people to use their phones why the fuck would i pay someone(person or company for cameras) to do something EVERYONE can do

for $2000 you can buy 10 polaroid cameras and 1000 shots of instant film and just hand them out to your guests and have an infinitely better and more quirky set of wedding photos than what youd get from a failed art student who just uses lightroom presets

HAPPY BIRTHDAY DYLANN ROOF 32 BIRTHDAY Candles 🎂

sort of like what happened to george floyd(i guess, the cops made his situation worse though he would have died no matter what due to how much fent he was on), if he wasnt on meth on this clip he probably would have been completely fine

@NE_Hmlr unc old asf

1. I am 23 2. Yes, why?