remon
joined 9 months ago
Live action? Like with ... real horses?
Infinities are generally outside of practical applications, so you wouldn't. It's more of a thought experiment.
It has a meta punchline, in this case breaking the “rules” of this joke setup / structure and subverting expectations.
I don't see it. The only thing that was subverted was the expectation that your setup was truthful when it was in fact a lie. But that's just lying. Also the "punchline" is just the obvious answer once you move past the lie. So I'd say it has no punchline, which makes it an anti-joke.
Edit: OOH you’re the guy who just told me to go to hell lol
Well, that's entirely on you. One doesn't just causally dislike LotR.
but this technically is not an anti joke.
How is it not?
Sounds like something is wrong with your setup. I have 20TB drives (x8, raid 6, 70+TB in use) .... scrubbing takes less than 3 days.
Well ... take you're upvote. Now go burn in hell.
(Watched all extended editions last year).
Couldn’t you keep stuffing more and more energy and get a bigger black hole?
I guess. But it wouldn't be light with a wave length anymore. It would be a black hole.
Also would such a blackhole move at the speed of light?
That's an interesting thought. I don't think so. Once you get the black hole it should gain mass. But that's really hitting the limit of my physics knowledge.
Unless you specifically say "visible light" I assume "light" to just mean electromagnetic radiation.
The idea that a and very small wavelength would cause a black hole doesn’t really make sense to me since I thought a black hole requires mass.
It's mass OR energy.
Light, even though massless will still bend (and be affected by distorted) spacetime because it has energy in form of momentum. (See: gravitational lensing).
There is no upper limit, so really this comes down to how big the universe is.
It's properties would be that it's extremely low energy ... and basically impossible to detected as you'd need a universe-sized antenna.
For short wavelengths you'll eventually concentrate so much energy in one spot that it will form a black hole. So that would be the lower limit.