I love that the focus of the video wasn’t even the fact he was playing with his hands and feet, it was just chat’s theories about the universe with Mario gameplay in the background
Makes world record with two controllers using his hands and feet while constantly reading chat and having full blown existential conversations. What a legend.
I've often considered that the definition of life is to rise and to fall. to change and to be immortal is to never change. To have a body that doesn't react to poison, to force, to not having enough nutrients or water. A body that doesn't fight viruses, but isn't affected by viruses to begin with. Immortal in my eyes is to become a force of unchanging personified. And part of me wonders if being immortal should mean little more than being a statue for all of time or go into an existence where you literally cannot be perceived.
im loving the "sending your consciousness back in time" thing like imagine you're working as a waiter at a restaurant and you say "enjoy your meal!" and they say "you too!" followed by a look of pure grief then they just immediately lose consciousness
Matt Davies Fun fact: most arthritus is rheumatoid Arthritis, which is a genetically inherited autoimmune disorder, and the other is a degenerative disease wearing down on your joints and making your bones more brittle and stuff, so unless you're literally stretching them too far and cause yourself injury, overuse of your joints and stuff can't really cause arthritis unless you're super unlucky. Neither does cracking your knuckles, so you can do that all you want.
"Scythe" is such a good book. It describes a lot of the existential ideas presented in this idea and how the human race would change and adapt to the inability to die. Great read, for anyone who is interested.
I always put your runs on in the background while I work on homework, art, or whatever the heck else and it really helps me. So.. thank you!! Maybe I'll be able to catch a run live someday : )
15:00 if I could have 1 power it would be the ability to manipulate mass quantities of atoms. More specifically adding or subtracting protons neutrons and electrons from existing atoms or combining them.
Based on an equation that calculates the number of relatively advanced civilizations that we should be able to see, the number is conservatively 20 or so I believe. Forget the equation name but related is the Fermi paradox that questions why we haven't. Some speculations have been made to answer this, one of which is that there are great barriers for civilizations to overcome and if you estimate 50 percent of civilizations pass a barrier, you end up around a .01 percent chance for a civilization to survive to around where we are I believe. Those numbers and timeline might be a bit off caused I haven't looked at it for a while.
The simulation theory is based on if technology reaches a point that we can replicate the universe as a simulation then there's almost no chance we are the first to do so pretty much
Saw the chat talking about the Scythe trilogy by Neal Shusterman when you were talking about becoming immortal as a society and the laws that would come into play then. That trilogy is brilliant on that subject, also just great dystopia
So here is the simulation hypothesis : A version of the simulation hypothesis was first theorized as a part of a philosophical argument on the part of René Descartes, and later by Hans Moravec. The philosopher Nick Bostrom developed an expanded argument examining the probability of our reality being a simulation. The reasoning behind us being in a simulation is that after humans have reached a certain point of advancement, they make a simulation of everything around them. And after that simulation has reached that point, there will be a simulation made withing that simulation, and eventually we create more simulations. So each simulation has more than one, sorta like a parallel universe. These simulations could stretch infinitely. Another expansion of the simulation hypothesis is that all human-like civilizations in the universe go extinct before they develop the technological capacity to create simulated realities; 2) if any civilizations do reach this phase of technological maturity, none of them will bother to run simulations; or 3) advanced civilizations would have the ability to create many, many simulations, and that means there are far more simulated worlds than non-simulated ones. We must assume that one of these is true. Which means that any civilization, whether it be human or alien, if they make a simulation, paragraph two and three must be true. With this massive amount of potential for simulations, many believe that we live in one. Elon Musk thinks its about an 80% chance we do, and the guy who made the theory believes its about a 10% chance.
12:15 The book Sythe goes into this concept! It talks about how death is basically stopped, but there’s a career about basically killing people so the world doesn’t overpopulate
the simulation argument goes like this: there is a high chance that at some point we will build multiple simulations of universes to model systems, given a complex enough simulation it is possible for life to develop in one and intern do multiple simulaitons excetra, thus more simulated universes will exist than real ones so in any given universe you are more likely to be in a simulated universe than a real universe. Combine that with the unreasonable mathematical consistency that physics shows and there is a "high" probability the universe is simulated
btw the argument for us being in a simulation: If there exists a way to make a simulation of the world that is perfect (A rather big if) then there would be more simulated worlds then real ones, and therefore we are more likely to be in a simulated world then a Real one.
@@pozatat If you can make a simulation that is perfect (again notice the IF) then the odds are we would have to be in a simulation, because if simiulations were perfect you could make lots of them and test everything you wanted, meaning that we would be more likely to be in a simulated world then a real one.
Fun fact- with a conduit like a metal fireplace around, strong power surges can affect many types of electronics, even battery toys when they're off. This happened to me as a kid when lightning struck our chimney.
I can’t believe I missed the run with the superpowers chat, obviously the best power is to get things done immediately, like you wanna write a book? Boom it exists. You wanna get good at a specific part of a game? Boom, it’s like you’ve practiced for days straight. You wanna study for a test? Boom, you’ve memorised the textbook. It’s so versatile
even though i couldn't catch the whole stream, i'm glad i was there for the more important part: the existential crisis. congrats ant, well deserved!!!!
Your talk about if there was no risk of dying, and some form of population control reminded me of a book series about that exact thing. Arc of a Scythe is a book series where there is almost no risk of dying, unless you are chosen to be killed by a Scythe, which is their form of population control.
Or just in General having an Overall control of your sleep, like being able to control if, how long, how deep and stuff while also having lucid dreams everytime. I Know you can control it a bit with alarm clocks and stuff but I mean a perfect control.
I don't know why, but a few minutes before you started talking about travelling back in time to change a decision you make, I was just thinking about it. That is freaky.
13:00 anyone who liked this concept you should try out a book called scythe it is a book that takes a world where people cant die anymore and how they control population. its insanely good
If I had A gene like from Alladin but if I had 1 wish. Gene: There are 3 rules 1. No wishing for more Wishes 2. No bringing people back from the dead 3. No making anyone fall in love with anyone. Me: I wish for more Gene's to appear
when I was little I thought when people said “cupboard” they were saying “covered” so that’s what I called the cupboard for the first like 10 years of my life ...that’s one year off from being half of my life nice
The chat and Smallant: Are other consciousnesses real? Are we living in a simulation? Is there life on other planets? What even is life? Would immortality be considered "alive"? Mario: Mamma mia, let's-a go through the food land! Wahoo!
The idea behind the living in a simulation thing is that eventually the people in the simulation will make their own simulations, and you’d end up with hundreds or thousands of simulations and only one real world
14:05 but with that ability, sending your conciousness back in time doesnt reverse whatever happened in the present before you time traveled, it just creates an alternate universe and leaves the past universe in the state you left it. Therefore, if you got into a bad car accident and traveled back in time, a past version of yourself is still in the car, suffering (idea from Rick and Morty)
Statistically speaking, humans tend to have less children when they are in a safer environment. For example, people in the 1700 and 1800s thought it as mostly normal to have 10 kids or so, considering that some or most of them would probably die as a child. Nowadays most families consist of 2 to 5 children, (at least in modern countries). This is theorized to be because parents find it more likely that their bloodline will continue even with few children, therefore they instinctively want less. If people had the capability to live forever, then I'm sure that in itself would be enough to stop overpopulation. Edit: haha, you literally said almost the same exact thing five seconds after I unpauswd the video after typing this
Not only that, but people tend to have better education in more developed countries/access to birth control methods that people in the 18th century didn't have
I finally caught a Smallant1 stream today. He spent over two hours trying to get a world record on Super Mario Odyssey with 10 captures while using both his hands and his feet. Great entertainer he is!
I really like how ant just casually play with hands and legs, while getting wr and talking about life on planets and superpowers from genie of the lamp
On the subject of all your toys turning on, I think what’s more likely is that your toys had an idle timer built in. Most toys are equipped to enter low power mode if you stop playing with them, but forget to turn them off. When the power surged, it probably generated a small EMP that reset all your toys.
My preferred pick would be the manipulation of the flow of time globally or in certain visible spaces. It basically gives you all the other superpowers. Teleportation: freeze time and move somewhere else. The downside is that you can't see where you're going since light won't enter your eyes, but as long as you're clever it should work. Another option is to freeze time around all the people around you (those people would turn invisible, however) Telekinesis: create massive vacuums to move objects. If you slow down time in a certain space, the particles will be physically slowed down and you can make an air current with that. Very hard to accomplish but possible. Flying can use this same mechanism. Turning invisible: basically you go blind to make yourself invisible temporarily by freezing time around you or just slowing it down significantly. You'll end up not receiving light waves for a while. Of course, another option is to slow down time for your targets and they'll be done for Also, you can just use the power directly. Slow down the time in the outside world and you can do whatever you want. For Internet-related things it'd be impossible, however, because it relies on unknown routers in unknown locations. Also, thanks to special relativity, you can utilize space contraction by speeding up time around you. That also reminds me: slowing down time around you will make you look like a speedy skinny boi although... this power would blow up instantly and tear a whole in yourself
The simulation thing goes like: At the rate technology is currently growing, we will probably at some point be able to perfectly simulate the universe. Said universe will eventually overtime have a society where they gain the technology needed to simulate the universe and so on. So, there exists one universe that is not a simulation, and all the others are simulations, or simulations of simulations of simulations. So the chance of us existing in a simulated universe is very high.
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I love that the focus of the video wasn’t even the fact he was playing with his hands and feet, it was just chat’s theories about the universe with Mario gameplay in the background
Imagine having a philosophy stream at the same time you’re just casually getting a word record in a 3D platformer with a complex movement system.
While using controllers with both your hands and feet as well.
Hi
Smallant
I find it incredible how this man not only played with his hands and feet AT THE SAME TIME but talked about other shit non-stop while he did it
Because Mario speedrunners memorize the movement and basically they talk when they don't focus cause of cutscene and others things
And yeah Is incredible
Imagine being so good that you make a frame perfect mistake
Imagine having an “I love colonel sanders” profile picture
@Harry Mitchell only a loser wouldn’t... *wait*
honestly, thats a twitter bio if ive ever seen it
Every ssbm phantom hit ever
Equatioles that hayato pfp ruined my day
Makes world record with two controllers using his hands and feet while constantly reading chat and having full blown existential conversations. What a legend.
Came for the mario stayed because i wanted to question life
Fire Strikers love the 420 likes
I've often considered that the definition of life is to rise and to fall. to change and to be immortal is to never change. To have a body that doesn't react to poison, to force, to not having enough nutrients or water. A body that doesn't fight viruses, but isn't affected by viruses to begin with. Immortal in my eyes is to become a force of unchanging personified. And part of me wonders if being immortal should mean little more than being a statue for all of time or go into an existence where you literally cannot be perceived.
@@fizzyghost3389 well never get a solid definition because not everyone will agree. I just try not to think about it because I end up getting sad
Ye i love when he talks all philosophic
Didn’t we all??
im loving the "sending your consciousness back in time" thing like imagine you're working as a waiter at a restaurant and you say "enjoy your meal!" and they say "you too!" followed by a look of pure grief then they just immediately lose consciousness
underrated comment
Ghost: turns all electronics on
SmallAnt1: hmm that’s weird
Ghost: aww you’re no fun
Tbh I'm surprised he didn't say a thing about ghosts
@@AllFlimmits maybe he did but he edited it out for whatever reason.
he didn't even use the wr for clickbait smh
I am above that now lmao
@@Smallant Unacceptable. I also missed 5 useless red circles in the thumbnail. Delete YT account please.
@@PeterJavi I wanted to like but I couldn’t. look at that number
@@upnext.wally3 same. Hopefully nobody ruins it
@@robertwagner8243 oops my fingure slipped
Alternate title: An ant gains consciousnesses in the past, becomes a philosopher and nuts for a world record twice
How do you not have arthritis in literally everything
Idk my feet are too powerful man
@@Smallant holy-
Smallant1 hot
@@Smallant if they're so powerful, then you must show feet
Matt Davies
Fun fact: most arthritus is rheumatoid Arthritis, which is a genetically inherited autoimmune disorder, and the other is a degenerative disease wearing down on your joints and making your bones more brittle and stuff, so unless you're literally stretching them too far and cause yourself injury, overuse of your joints and stuff can't really cause arthritis unless you're super unlucky. Neither does cracking your knuckles, so you can do that all you want.
I'm not sure whats more insane. An insane time while playing with your feet or playing the whole game with kitchen aquipment
Definitely the chopstick run
While talking about stuff with chat
Ein BlueX2 Fan bei Smallant1
I forgot the point of this comment! 😉
@@ZoniKITB So ist es😁
Italian plumber defies laws of physics using a sentient hat while having an existential crisis
Florida man is shaking
accurate
Yep, that sums it up.
"Scythe" is such a good book. It describes a lot of the existential ideas presented in this idea and how the human race would change and adapt to the inability to die. Great read, for anyone who is interested.
Also just Omega-K, if that means anything to anyone.
Ben Powell agreed. reading thunderhead rn.
omg I love the book! reading the toll right now!
Next Run: USES TRAINED ANT TO BEAT THE GAME.
THE ULTIMATE TURTLE MASTER
It’s ant man
OMG
he should do that
he should build a mini pro controler for it
I know it wold not work
I just want to see him and it try
But will it be a small ant?
I hate joy con boys for life
Well if people will make a game about getting ants to paint I’m sure he could make a basic ant controller
4:53 That is actually true, Europe only has small countries and 1 Russia + 1 smaller Russia
1 word, Ireland. Also I feel like we're missing out on all the continental stuff happening out there ;-;
@@Piwde you can walk to Ireland if you're Jesus
2 Russia’s actually
Wallonican Mapper I dont think you can walk across france and germany in half a day.
@@thebreakfast8055 1 word, Luxembourg.
The screts of life and the universe itself, just casually strewn by a guy playing a video game with his hands and feet. Simply amazing
Next Video : The Mario Odyssey speed run that requires you to use your brain to control Mario
I mean bro your brain is the thing moving you so in a way you are using you brain to play any game
@@educacionespecialchannel3756 Deep
Limbless%
Yeah this is brain time
this mario speedrun requires you to become mario
17:42 "1% my surroundings just in case there's a fire"
and then there was a fire
This rapidly turned into a CarlSagan odyssey stream where people are just nutting knowledge on you.
Pog your profile pic is a piece of art
There is a word for throwing someone out of a window.
It’s called defenestration
I swear you secretly want to be known as the fetish run guy 🤔
😎
@@Smallant 😓
"secretly"
@@Smallant ummm...
MOMMM IM JUST IN AN EXISTENTIAL CRISIS GIVING MOOD!!!
Tedsmy 05 parents shall never understan🙄🙄🤣🤣
Imagine having muscle memory...... On your toes
Next: Mario Odyssey speedrun with DK Bongos and a Pokeball Plus.
No the PlayStation version of motion controllers and a wii nunchuck, ant needs to find a way to connect them together and get to at least lost kingdom
I always put your runs on in the background while I work on homework, art, or whatever the heck else and it really helps me. So.. thank you!! Maybe I'll be able to catch a run live someday : )
I look forward to seeing you someday! 😄
when you lost that world record at the beginning my heart hurt for you
It's truly a great feeling when someone's reaction to one of your chats gets into the highlights.
The two player mario oddysey speedrun that is for lonley people
15:00 if I could have 1 power it would be the ability to manipulate mass quantities of atoms. More specifically adding or subtracting protons neutrons and electrons from existing atoms or combining them.
I'm glad I was able to catch this live, it was an emotional rollercoaster!
Also, hi me in twitch chat from the past!
I never thought I’d be watching a mario speedrun using hands and feet with 2 controllers and making me question everything I think I know
Based on an equation that calculates the number of relatively advanced civilizations that we should be able to see, the number is conservatively 20 or so I believe. Forget the equation name but related is the Fermi paradox that questions why we haven't. Some speculations have been made to answer this, one of which is that there are great barriers for civilizations to overcome and if you estimate 50 percent of civilizations pass a barrier, you end up around a .01 percent chance for a civilization to survive to around where we are I believe. Those numbers and timeline might be a bit off caused I haven't looked at it for a while.
The simulation theory is based on if technology reaches a point that we can replicate the universe as a simulation then there's almost no chance we are the first to do so pretty much
ant: *existential crisis*
also ant: *n* *u* *t*
great video! i loved all the conversation. it’s so interesting to consider all the theories
Saw the chat talking about the Scythe trilogy by Neal Shusterman when you were talking about becoming immortal as a society and the laws that would come into play then. That trilogy is brilliant on that subject, also just great dystopia
I love your hair style at 0:00. That + glasses = great look, man!
So here is the simulation hypothesis
: A version of the simulation hypothesis was first theorized as a part of a philosophical argument on the part of René Descartes, and later by Hans Moravec. The philosopher Nick Bostrom developed an expanded argument examining the probability of our reality being a simulation.
The reasoning behind us being in a simulation is that after humans have reached a certain point of advancement, they make a simulation of everything around them. And after that simulation has reached that point, there will be a simulation made withing that simulation, and eventually we create more simulations. So each simulation has more than one, sorta like a parallel universe.
These simulations could stretch infinitely.
Another expansion of the simulation hypothesis is that all human-like civilizations in the universe go extinct before they develop the technological capacity to create simulated realities; 2) if any civilizations do reach this phase of technological maturity, none of them will bother to run simulations; or 3) advanced civilizations would have the ability to create many, many simulations, and that means there are far more simulated worlds than non-simulated ones. We must assume that one of these is true. Which means that any civilization, whether it be human or alien, if they make a simulation, paragraph two and three must be true.
With this massive amount of potential for simulations, many believe that we live in one. Elon Musk thinks its about an 80% chance we do, and the guy who made the theory believes its about a 10% chance.
2 controllers? We need Sakurai
Roger le Stickman, that’s not how you play the game. Lol
but Sakurai uses separate hands for separate controllers
12:15 The book Sythe goes into this concept! It talks about how death is basically stopped, but there’s a career about basically killing people so the world doesn’t overpopulate
Someone: false dichotomy about the nature of the universe
Ant: haha no
“ its more likely that we are all in a simulation.” This dude has been watching the matrix way too much.
The moon jingles going on in the background make the existential conversation so much more funny
the simulation argument goes like this: there is a high chance that at some point we will build multiple simulations of universes to model systems, given a complex enough simulation it is possible for life to develop in one and intern do multiple simulaitons excetra, thus more simulated universes will exist than real ones so in any given universe you are more likely to be in a simulated universe than a real universe. Combine that with the unreasonable mathematical consistency that physics shows and there is a "high" probability the universe is simulated
jamcdonald120 yo dude im trippin’ balls rn
btw the argument for us being in a simulation:
If there exists a way to make a simulation of the world that is perfect (A rather big if) then there would be more simulated worlds then real ones, and therefore we are more likely to be in a simulated world then a Real one.
@@pozatat If you can make a simulation that is perfect (again notice the IF) then the odds are we would have to be in a simulation, because if simiulations were perfect you could make lots of them and test everything you wanted, meaning that we would be more likely to be in a simulated world then a real one.
Which is more philosophical?
A conversation about infinite life and existence
OR
*Bread is soup*
Fun fact- with a conduit like a metal fireplace around, strong power surges can affect many types of electronics, even battery toys when they're off. This happened to me as a kid when lightning struck our chimney.
Time to wait for him to use 4,427 controllers and achieve the illusive 0 second world record
I can’t believe I missed the run with the superpowers chat, obviously the best power is to get things done immediately, like you wanna write a book? Boom it exists. You wanna get good at a specific part of a game? Boom, it’s like you’ve practiced for days straight. You wanna study for a test? Boom, you’ve memorised the textbook. It’s so versatile
even though i couldn't catch the whole stream, i'm glad i was there for the more important part: the existential crisis. congrats ant, well deserved!!!!
Your talk about if there was no risk of dying, and some form of population control reminded me of a book series about that exact thing. Arc of a Scythe is a book series where there is almost no risk of dying, unless you are chosen to be killed by a Scythe, which is their form of population control.
My low-key superpower of choice would be to not need sleep.
(Specifically to not need it, so that if I still want to nap or something I can)
Or just in General having an Overall control of your sleep, like being able to control if, how long, how deep and stuff while also having lucid dreams everytime.
I Know you can control it a bit with alarm clocks and stuff but I mean a perfect control.
The way he said "I wanna become a circle" was hilarious (16:40)
Talking about the meaning of living and then suddenly "It's the 21st night of September"
Bro, you are casually talking while using 2 controllers with your hands and feet. Brain 100%. The smash Bros capabilities
11:19 - 11:30
This sequence I-... my mind...
Small ant: starts talking about the universe
Me: uhh this is a Mario video
I feel like Small Ant was gonna say "But how does that make you feel" at any moment
SmallAnt: im gonna play odyssey with my hands and feet.
Me: ok so you'll really need to focus, right?
SmallAnt: so about gas based life forms-
Now I think now it's time to swap the controllers ant :)
Love the commentary on the videos, awesome technique and like the thinking.
bruh this man is more coordinated with his hands and feet in two-player mode than i am with any of my friends
I don't know why, but a few minutes before you started talking about travelling back in time to change a decision you make, I was just thinking about it. That is freaky.
I remember when I came in the run after the almost wr. I was so confused when he was talking about this frame perfect glitch
SA: maybe 69% chat-
Chat: *Nice.*
This was so fun to listen to
When's the podcast coming out
A Smallant podcast of just listening to him questioning life would be amazing
13:00 anyone who liked this concept you should try out a book called scythe it is a book that takes a world where people cant die anymore and how they control population. its insanely good
That first one hurt me at the very end.
And he almost choked the second one... daaaaaam
If I had A gene like from Alladin but if I had 1 wish.
Gene: There are 3 rules 1. No wishing for more Wishes 2. No bringing people back from the dead 3. No making anyone fall in love with anyone.
Me: I wish for more Gene's to appear
when I was little I thought when people said “cupboard” they were saying “covered” so that’s what I called the cupboard for the first like 10 years of my life
...that’s one year off from being half of my life nice
Smallant: plays Mario Odyssey with his hand and his feet almost flawlessly while talking about existentialism
Existentialism: Am I a joke to you?
14:07 entering steins gate territory with the sending consciousness back in time talk
14:03
Something tells me Smallant would enjoy the Zero Escape series.
14:04
"Send consciousness back in time into a younger self"
So steins;gate
The chat and Smallant: Are other consciousnesses real? Are we living in a simulation? Is there life on other planets? What even is life? Would immortality be considered "alive"?
Mario: Mamma mia, let's-a go through the food land! Wahoo!
(Casually swims about OOB while telling a story about his youth)
The idea behind the living in a simulation thing is that eventually the people in the simulation will make their own simulations, and you’d end up with hundreds or thousands of simulations and only one real world
did anyone else forget that this was even a speedrun
14:05 but with that ability, sending your conciousness back in time doesnt reverse whatever happened in the present before you time traveled, it just creates an alternate universe and leaves the past universe in the state you left it. Therefore, if you got into a bad car accident and traveled back in time, a past version of yourself is still in the car, suffering
(idea from Rick and Morty)
I haven’t watched the video yet, but I can tell just from the beginning, 10 caps
10:15
If we do become immortal, we will probably change the definition of life.
I watched the video and in the middle I thought"wait haven't i seen this before?" and then realised I watched that part of the stream I'm stupid
20:29 imagine, your joy-cons started drifting during that
Statistically speaking, humans tend to have less children when they are in a safer environment. For example, people in the 1700 and 1800s thought it as mostly normal to have 10 kids or so, considering that some or most of them would probably die as a child. Nowadays most families consist of 2 to 5 children, (at least in modern countries). This is theorized to be because parents find it more likely that their bloodline will continue even with few children, therefore they instinctively want less. If people had the capability to live forever, then I'm sure that in itself would be enough to stop overpopulation.
Edit: haha, you literally said almost the same exact thing five seconds after I unpauswd the video after typing this
Not only that, but people tend to have better education in more developed countries/access to birth control methods that people in the 18th century didn't have
Honestly I was so focused on chat and their very interesting conversation that I forgot about the whole run and how he was plating with his feet
I thought I was gonna watch a RUclips video not a college class
I finally caught a Smallant1 stream today. He spent over two hours trying to get a world record on Super Mario Odyssey with 10 captures while using both his hands and his feet.
Great entertainer he is!
You could make about 50 si-fi movies out of chat
I really like how ant just casually play with hands and legs, while getting wr and talking about life on planets and superpowers from genie of the lamp
Is small at the new shaggy? Probably he used like 3% of his power tbh.
On the subject of all your toys turning on, I think what’s more likely is that your toys had an idle timer built in. Most toys are equipped to enter low power mode if you stop playing with them, but forget to turn them off. When the power surged, it probably generated a small EMP that reset all your toys.
Imagine speedrunning mario odyssey with your hands and feet and postulating life enquiering philosophies 5head
4:50 As they say "An European thinks 300 miles is a long way, an American thinks 300 hundred years is a long time"
No! This isn’t how you’re supposed to play the game!
My preferred pick would be the manipulation of the flow of time globally or in certain visible spaces. It basically gives you all the other superpowers. Teleportation: freeze time and move somewhere else. The downside is that you can't see where you're going since light won't enter your eyes, but as long as you're clever it should work. Another option is to freeze time around all the people around you (those people would turn invisible, however)
Telekinesis: create massive vacuums to move objects. If you slow down time in a certain space, the particles will be physically slowed down and you can make an air current with that. Very hard to accomplish but possible. Flying can use this same mechanism.
Turning invisible: basically you go blind to make yourself invisible temporarily by freezing time around you or just slowing it down significantly. You'll end up not receiving light waves for a while. Of course, another option is to slow down time for your targets and they'll be done for
Also, you can just use the power directly. Slow down the time in the outside world and you can do whatever you want. For Internet-related things it'd be impossible, however, because it relies on unknown routers in unknown locations.
Also, thanks to special relativity, you can utilize space contraction by speeding up time around you. That also reminds me: slowing down time around you will make you look like a speedy skinny boi
although... this power would blow up instantly and tear a whole in yourself
Ah i remember this stream
"I can't make friends, and the friends I do have aren't really friends."
*immediately cuts to superpowers discussion*
The simulation thing goes like:
At the rate technology is currently growing, we will probably at some point be able to perfectly simulate the universe. Said universe will eventually overtime have a society where they gain the technology needed to simulate the universe and so on.
So, there exists one universe that is not a simulation, and all the others are simulations, or simulations of simulations of simulations. So the chance of us existing in a simulated universe is very high.
Small ant and chat: having a deep conversation about what living means and the meaning of life
Mario: Cappy go weeee
14:05
So _Steins; Gate,_ then.
Someone finally said it.
26:20 Smant talking about fiddling
Some random person in chat: “ant stop making lickel cry”