Anonymous said: Am I the only one who is frightened of the False Vacuum Decay theory?
❝ Yes, you are! ❞ He said without a second thought, ❝ Should the universe ever end, I can’t think of a fate more fitting. All of us perishing together as equals for the sins we’ve committed. ❞ On a less edgy note, he did have a genuine fascination with the concept. And curiosity if any of his crimes against the next frontier would trigger such a thing... ❝ I don’t see what there is to fear. It would happen so quickly that you wouldn’t have time to think about it. One second, something, and then in another second - blip! Nothing. You wouldn’t feel a thing, so what’s the big deal? Besides, it is just a theory. ❞
❝ Black holes are the ones you want to worry about! They’re very much real and bursting with all sorts of energies. They’re almost like ticking time bombs just waiting to devour everything in their path. ❞
❝ Which is why Wisps are so interesting! To think, en masse, they were able to stop the explosive energy that occurred when my space amusement park crumbled. While not quite the same, that discharge had to be on a similar level of power as black holes. How much energy and untapped potential do you have to be teeming with in order to stop something like that? Oh, how I wish I got to see that instead of being stuck in space elsewhere with those two idiots... I ought to look at studying them once more. ❞
The space oddities he’s encountered continued to feed and push his mind further. It’s why he was always trying to go back to the stars. Little Planet, his Interstellar Amusement Park, the multiple Death Eggs... Space Colony ARK. To think he was the only man on the planet with the technology to observe it all in such detail! How lucky he was to come from a long line of brilliant scientists. Thanks, grandpa.
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❝ Good Gaia, I love space. ❞