TheOakTree

The first thing I thought was "that's neat," and the second thing that came to mind was "that pizza never existed until it was taken from the future."

I mean, yeah, the comic could continue, and the characters could ignore it, but... does this imply that the characters can will anything into existence so long as it eventually disappears? Could they "borrow" a car from 10 years in the future so long as it's taken by their past selves in 10 years?

Hypothetically, if all of his muscles were at the absolute minimum viable volume and density and he had an absurd body fat ratio, how different would he look?

Hello fellow 5'11 3/4-er. I gave up on it a while ago. At least even the thinnest shoes put me over 6'0.

Assuming the crystals absorb vibes from the surroundings, the vibe-motive force of a system may originate from the range of emotion experienced by the people in the room.

Which means we can finally turn people with BPD into an energy source!

Hell, if you have infinite time and infinite typewriters, you don't even need the monkeys. You could probably depend on hail pressing those keys, the argument still stands. As long as there are inputs, ever.

There is a subsection of people in those that "don't pay their debts" that can be described as "can't pay their debts," usually facilitated by the system.

Make a vibe capacitor

I think too many people don't consider the monkey is not supposed to be making decisions, it's just supposed to be inputting anything, literally anything, on a typewriter.

Like a random value generator, for typewriter keys.

I think the use case is simply separating your professional code from your personal code. I don't need interviewers seeing my throwaway projects.

Glorious, I retract my statement immediately!

You're missing hot sauce my friend! Unless the chicken is adequately spiced ;)

Hopefully it has nothing to do with their chip supply chain... I do love that smoked cheddar chip...