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Portal problem Anonymous 05/02/2025 (Fri) 11:33:40 No. 25496 >>25499>>25514>>25541>>25650>>26018
You are smarter than a half IQ channer, right?
>>25496 (OP) This is made-up fantasy shit so any answer is right. /thread
>>25499 There is a scenario in portal 2 we can extrapolate the solution from.
>>25499 This.
>>25496 (OP) Portals cannot move, retard.
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>>25514 Portal 2 chapter 5.
>>25496 (OP) B makes for more interesting puzzle game mechanics. you cant do puzzles with a floppy cube.
>speedy thing go in, speedy thing come out the cube itself has no momentum, so A would be the result, the movement of the orange portal cannot affect the momentum of the object going into it since the portal is a hole punched through space time, it can be demonstrated by cutting a hole in a piece of paper and dropping it over a small object, the object does not gain momentum just because the hole falls over it with more or less speed, it remains static
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>>25569 >it can be demonstrated by cutting a hole in a piece of paper and dropping it over a small object Now demonstrate portal flinging with a piece of paper.
The arguments over these memes makes me realize people do not understand relativity at all.
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>>25594 People will call flat earthers the dumbest idiots on the planet, yet there is a shockingly high number of people that can tell you the earth rotates on its axis and the moon rotates around it, yet throw around >the cube is not moving as if it movement is absolute. They can repeat the things they learned in school, but they don't actually understand it.
>>25595 But you're using flat earther talking points
>>25496 (OP) The real issue is that gravity seems to ignore portals, making them non spatial If they aren't spatial, do they collapse wave functions? If they have a "sharp" teleportation line, would that not violate heisenburgs uncertainty principle? How do they even interact with time dilation if they allow chemical bonds? This whole system is a mess and frankly, I don't think any of this could be accepted as a working model
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I WANT TO FUCK GLADOS
>>25683 We have a /clang/ thread my friend >>4166 (Cross-thread)
>>25594 Portals fundamentally break relativity though. These arguments are just about what you think happens after that.
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>>25801 I wish the argument would be about WHY it would happen like you would think it would happen. One side has wildly different theories, which they conveniently never discuss among themselves. >It didn't move >it moved without energy >it teleported >warped space >you don't understand quantum That last one didn't explain what the fuck quantum has to do with anything. There's a reason one side has infographs, animations, other situations where it makes it clear why their logic makes sense and the other side doesn't. While the other side maybe posts a video with a hula hoop, even when the first image in >>25587 was already posted.
>>25496 (OP) It's A, it's always been A and it has never not been A. I can't believe you retards are still talking about it.
>Reference frames are not physical states; they are windows into a physical state. When we look from the outside to see who is chatting in the parlour, we obtain a different view and can collect different information by looking through the small window on the side of the house versus the big bay window on the front of the house. The conversation in the parlour, the physical state, is unchanged by our choice of windows (frames of reference)
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>>26018 Why? <Connected to the inertial space at the entrance side? >floating cube wand. <Moved without energy? >Contradicts real life inertia. <Teleportation? >Contradicts portal flinging. You basically did what the post directly above yours is complaining about. You gave the wrong answer and didn't elaborate, because you have no logic behind your answer. A-holes are either trolls, or to dumb to understand relativity. I have never seen an A-hole produce an explanation that isn't hoops or just contradicts a different A-hole's explanation.
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>>26022 >>26102 That was ment to be an A argument? >the physical state, is unchanged by our choice of windows So, the <all movement is absolute argument? The momentum is changed by the portal. It's wat portal flinging is based on. The cube was on the left, and it's now on the right. It changed position (definition of movement, or do you want to claim teleporter?). Even from the platform's pov it changed position, as even in the A-example it's now on the floor.
>>26285 Yes yes, and when a plane takes off it's actually the earth moving and not the plane moving that causes the plane to move to a new location on the flat earth.
>>25499 Ok but consider this:


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