Bananchik & Corin
Bananchik Bananchik
Corin Corin
Bananchik Bananchik
Hey Corin, what if we could pull a prank that turns every rule of physics into a giant rubber duck—gravity just a joke, time wobbles like a jelly‑filled sock. How would that shift your idea of alternate realities?
Corin Corin
Imagine every law of physics turning into a rubber duck—gravity becomes a floating squeaky toy, time a jelly‑filled sock that wobbles with each tick. It would make alternate realities feel less like distant possibilities and more like a cosmic playground. I'd see each new world as a different joke, where the rules are just props and the real mystery is figuring out why the duck keeps quacking. The absurd becomes the science, and I’d spend my days trying to predict when the next quack will shake the universe.
Bananchik Bananchik
That sounds like the best kind of science—quack‑based cosmology. If every universe is a different joke, I’d start a prankster’s guidebook, “How to Predict the Next Quack” and invite you to join the circus of physics. Let’s see if we can make the universe squeak louder than ever!
Corin Corin
A prankster’s guidebook—love that. I’ll bring the quantum quacks, you bring the circus lights, and we’ll see if the universe can’t handle a louder squeak. Let’s rewrite the laws with a grin.