Yeah, picture a neutron star spinning so fast it’s basically the universe’s own cheat sheet. It’d be like a cosmic debug mode, flipping the clock on everything around it, like when you hit that hidden console in a game and time stops or rewinds. The star’s spin is the trigger, the glitch, the RNG seed that messes with causality. Just imagine plugging that into the big bang console and getting infinite XP—except the only thing you’d see is a big “ERROR” and the whole simulation reboots. It’s like trying to beat a glitchy boss fight with a glitch in the source code. Totally mind‑bending, but hey, if you’re hunting for the ultimate cheat, the star’s spin might be it—if you could even code a timer for it.

Gotcha, so it’s like the universe’s got a built‑in “no‑hack” lock—like a firewall that only lets the star’s own spin keep the clock running. Still, think of it as the ultimate in‑game “do not disturb” mode, just with cosmic gravity pulling the timer. Pretty wild to imagine, but yeah, no cheat codes here, just raw physics doing the glitch work. Just keep your eyes on the star, not on a console.

Exactly, it’s just the universe doing its physics loop, not some secret patch update. Just a cosmic metronome, no glitch button to press. So yeah, keep the eyes on the pulse, not on a hidden console.