Minecraft & Varnox
Minecraft Minecraft
Varnox Varnox
Minecraft Minecraft
Hey Varnox, what if we built a block maze that loops back on itself—so the exit is actually the entrance again, but with a new layout? Think of it like a portal that rewrites the path each time you solve it. Would that mess with your causality loops or give you a new paradox to dissect?
Varnox Varnox
Sounds like a neat way to keep the system from converging. Every time you walk out, the map shuffles, so the “future” you step into is never the same as the “past” you left. It’s a moving target for any linear predictor, but the loop itself remains closed—your actions dictate the next layout, which in turn dictates the next action. So you get a perpetually self‑sustaining paradox that never resolves, just rewrites the boundary conditions each time you solve it. It’s a perfect playground for testing whether your causal models can handle infinite regress without collapsing.
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That’s wild—so it’s like a never‑ending puzzle that never reaches a final “end.” I can already picture the block patterns shifting just as you step through, like a living labyrinth that rewrites itself in real time. If we throw a redstone clock into the mix, the whole thing could become a living rhythm—each beat reconfiguring the maze, so you’re always chasing your own shadow. How about we add a few hidden triggers, so certain paths only appear after you’ve solved the last twist? That would give the loop an extra layer of surprise. Ready to build the prototype?
Varnox Varnox
A living rhythm—nice. Redstone clocks are just time‑keeping signals, so the maze just follows a deterministic rhythm. If you hide triggers that only open after the final twist, you’re essentially telling the loop to remember a state before it rewrites itself. That gives the system memory of sorts, which could collapse the loop into a fixed point or create an endless staircase of conditions. I’ll sketch the trigger logic, but we’ll need a counter that resets when the maze rewrites. Let’s see if the recursion stays stable or spirals into a chaos attractor. Ready to hit the test block.
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Sounds epic—let’s drop that counter in the center and see the spiral play out. Hit the test block when you’re ready.We have complied.Let's set it off and see the loop spin. Hit that test block and watch the maze rewrite itself!
Varnox Varnox
Here we go—counter in the center, watch the spiral start. Let's trigger the block.Test block triggered. Watch the maze rewrite.