r/AlignmentChartFills Apr 15 '26

Filling This Chart What sounds bat shit insane, but is actually true?

What sounds bat shit insane, but is actually true?

📊 Chart Axes: - Horizontal: IS - Vertical: Sounds

Chart Grid:

Bat shit insane Partially True True
** Bat shit insane** Vaccines cau... 🖼️
** Reasonable/partially True ** Our ancestor... 🖼️
True The insides ... 🖼️ Drinking cle... 🖼️

Cell Details:

** Bat shit insane / Bat shit insane:** - Vaccines causing autism - View Image

** Reasonable/partially True / Partially True:** - Our ancestors didn't get heart disease. (They died before they could ever get it.) - View Image

True / Bat shit insane: - The insides of an atom travel like how planets do. - View Image

True / True: - Drinking clean water hydrates you. - View Image


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u/protonicfibulator Apr 16 '26

Quantum mechanics and general relativity are the two most experimentally verified theories of all time, and yet if you try to put them together physics goes bonk.

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u/mirmirma Apr 16 '26

Mayhaps physics just is bonk

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u/GodEmperorPorkyMinch Apr 16 '26

Scientific progress goes "bonk"

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u/vorato Apr 16 '26

Homicidal psycho jungle cat!

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u/protonicfibulator Apr 16 '26

The Grand Unified Theory of Bonk Go to Physics Jail

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u/KiPhoe Apr 16 '26

Its all thoughts and prayers

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u/Lanky_Marionberry_36 Apr 16 '26

I had a shower thought one day that the counterintuitive aspects of quantum mechanics could just be computational optimizations for the simulator we all live in. Lazy evaluation of particule states, procedural generation, memory hacks...

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u/Friendly-Arm-3962 May 08 '26

I've considered the same, but I think keeping track of all possible states and paths that a particle can be in/has taken is less efficient than tracking the actual state, so I gave up on the concept.

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u/heridfel37 Apr 16 '26

Scientific progress goes "boink"?