Why life has no load/save game.

[sToNeDpEnGuIn420]

Me and sasha figured this out well doing random shit outside the gym. Okay well there was this hole that like went down really far. So i was like damn i wish life had a save and load game, so i could save jump down there, and if i didnt like it just re-load. Well if you could do that, you would jump down there probably not like it so you load. But then since you never learned what was down there you would just try it again and load again. In turn creating a cycle that you were stuck in. Of jumping in the hole and re-loading. Yup we figured it out.

sToNeDpEnGuIn420 Reviewed by sToNeDpEnGuIn420 on 06-30-2005. Why life has no load/save game. Me and sasha figured this out well doing random shit outside the gym. Okay well there was this hole that like went down really far. So i was like damn i wish life had a save and load game, so i could save jump down there, and if i didnt like it just re-load. Well if you could do that, you would jump down there probably not like it so you load. But then since you never learned what was down there you would just try it again and load again. In turn creating a cycle that you were stuck in. Of Rating: 5

[w4terb0ng]

ok, then maybe you can help me out...

where do babies come from??

[BluntArtist]

I wish I could have saved my friends and family lost....

[ermitonto]

Actually, the reason probably has more to do with the lack of a place to store this information about how the universe was set up at the time of our saving, since that would entail saving the knowledge of every atom of the universe-saving device within the device itself, plus all the information about the arrangement of mass and energy throughout the cosmos, which is somehow observed and recorded instantaneously, something that violates many laws of physics. Also it would be just as physically impossible to take all that stored information and turn it into a working model of the universe. Just a couple of the practical problems.

P.S. This is all assuming we don't live in The Matrix of course. Who knows?

[ZigZagZeppelin]

Me and sasha figured this out well doing random shit outside the gym. Okay well there was this hole that like went down really far. So i was like damn i wish life had a save and load game, so i could save jump down there, and if i didnt like it just re-load. Well if you could do that, you would jump down there probably not like it so you load. But then since you never learned what was down there you would just try it again and load again. In turn creating a cycle that you were stuck in. Of jumping in the hole and re-loading. Yup we figured it out.

Kinda Matrix like? LOL........

must have been some nice weed u was hittin........

its cool u back with ur girl.

[Dick Justice]

But at the bottom of my vision I always see this:

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If I could just find a way to push the buttons...

[ermitonto]

Try pushing on the bottoms of your eyeballs.

[sToNeDpEnGuIn420]

Actually, the reason probably has more to do with the lack of a place to store this information about how the universe was set up at the time of our saving, since that would entail saving the knowledge of every atom of the universe-saving device within the device itself, plus all the information about the arrangement of mass and energy throughout the cosmos, which is somehow observed and recorded instantaneously, something that violates many laws of physics. Also it would be just as physically impossible to take all that stored information and turn it into a working model of the universe. Just a couple of the practical problems.

P.S. This is all assuming we don't live in The Matrix of course. Who knows?

DUde you hurt my brain lol!

[Anonymous]

how do u know theres nothing like this??

cuz dont we only use like 10% of are brain or some shit what about the other 90%....

[ermitonto]

That's just an urban legend. We use 100% of our brains, and there's scientific evidence to back it up. Why would we evolve these large complex brains just to use a tenth of it?