
(9:37:21 PM) Jarek: "What is truth?"
(9:37:23 PM) Jarek: XD
(9:37:50 PM) yuuzora: Since no one is omnipotent, no one knows for sure.
(9:37:56 PM) yuuzora: There is only perceived truth.
(9:38:03 PM) yuuzora: Empirical truth.
(9:38:07 PM) yuuzora: Scientific truth.
(9:38:10 PM) yuuzora: But no absolute truth.
(9:38:30 PM) Jarek: "If entropy will eventually destroy the universe, what's the point of achieving anything during life"
(9:38:35 PM) Jarek: watch everyone come in the next day
(9:38:37 PM) Jarek: wearing black
(9:38:40 PM) Jarek: and black lipstik
(9:38:43 PM) Jarek: and listening to bad music
(9:38:47 PM) yuuzora: *facepalm*
(9:39:06 PM) yuuzora: Jarek, if physics were ALL MIGHTY AND POWERFUL, there would be no universe, no existence, no anything.
(9:39:10 PM) yuuzora: Remember matter and antimatter?
(9:39:18 PM) yuuzora: Everything is supposed to cancel out evenly.
(9:40:23 PM) yuuzora: But the Swiss found that when matter converts between antimatter, some sort of minuscule, almost negligible, acceleration causes the difference for matter to exist just slightly longer than antimatter.
(9:40:40 PM) yuuzora: That is enough to make the difference in allowing existence to happen.
(9:41:33 PM) yuuzora: That explains the existence of non-organic material.
(9:42:13 PM) yuuzora: The existence of life, that life should also exist at all, is a result of just-as-small coincidences that go against all assumptions of otherwise.
(9:44:00 PM) yuuzora: That the first organic compounds existed, that CARBON existed at all, and chanced to make the first amino acid, the first nucleotide, the first system that doesn't even qualify to be called an organism yet starting to collect other molecules to be converted into other molecules from which it can extract energy to convert even more molecules?
(9:44:07 PM) yuuzora: It's all against entropy.
(9:44:12 PM) yuuzora: Yet, chemistry happens.
(9:44:21 PM) yuuzora: Organic chemistry happens.
(9:44:33 PM) yuuzora: Van der Waals forces, or London forces, remember them?
(9:44:43 PM) yuuzora: They happen because electrons just don't happen to be stable.
(9:45:05 PM) yuuzora: That they just don't happen to have solid orbits, that they simply happen to occur in clouds and their exact positions never known.
(9:46:19 PM) yuuzora: That even in non-polar and neutral molecules, they have random moments of polarity.
(9:46:24 PM) yuuzora: Allowing for reactions, when they just happen to bump into each other, at those random moments when they just happen to be polar.
(9:46:44 PM) yuuzora: Allowing for things that would eventually lead to life.

(9:47:23 PM) yuuzora: It's just random moments where all the crazy shit you were required to learn suddenly come together...
(9:47:37 PM) yuuzora: Where as you've always assumed they were useless before.
(9:47:38 PM) yuuzora: =/
(9:47:44 PM) yuuzora: And even then, science is so very limited.
(9:47:44 PM) Jarek: hey~
(9:47:48 PM) Jarek: dont say that about a me
(9:47:56 PM) Jarek: you've never learned about electronics D=
(9:48:17 PM) yuuzora: We don't know the answers to these things. The existence of everything is because of, particularly, EXCEPTIONS to what we think is true from science.
(9:48:32 PM) yuuzora: I tends to use second person loosely.
(9:48:49 PM) yuuzora: Don't feel comfortable using "I" sometimes.
(9:48:49 PM) Jarek: you and your imaginary points of views XD
Unrelatedly, steampunk is officially now the rule of cool. I can't believe how many years post-Keith-Thompson this took me to realize.