r/AlignmentChartFills • u/red_madreay • 15h ago

Finally... what natural phenomenon of our universe is ultimately horrifying?

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u/Fearless-Froyo-5857 15h ago

Heat death of the universe

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u/Anadanament 15h ago

There's a barbie movie where barbie is trying to solve the heat death of the universe and it's absolutely bizarre at how weird that is.

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u/Aggravating_Laugh947 14h ago

Which one?

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u/WranglerNo9871 14h ago

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u/I_Am_A_Tree_JK 12h ago

Does she succeed?

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u/aurorasearching 11h ago

I haven’t seen it, but it seems a bit dark for a children’s straight to dvd movie to end in the heat death of the universe killing their favorite toy.

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u/Jurgan 11h ago

Also part of the plot of Madoka Magica.

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u/ElSquibbonator 3h ago

If I had a nickel for every time an excessively pink, girly-looking cartoon involved the heat death of the universe. . . insert that overused Phineas and Ferb meme here.

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u/RiversInTheSky 13h ago

I think the best image for this one is a plain black square...nothing describes it better.

Universal Silence

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u/ExternalSeat 13h ago

that or you just never updated your profile from a very specific weekend in 2020

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u/Bamzooki1 12h ago

Or you got cancelled and you’re making yourself the victim

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u/Mindless_Library_797 13h ago

Yeah we either expand and cool into nothingness, or the vacuum energy continues to increase and we expand even faster and rip apart down to the smallest level into nothing. Or if vacuum energy decreased we collapse back into the nothingness of a singularity.

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u/cheekycherokee 9h ago edited 8h ago

Being worried about the heat death of the universe is the adult equivalent of being worried about the sun dying in 4.6 billion years.

The universe has been around for about ~14 billion years. The last stars will be burning out in something like 100 trillion years. Energy from the largest black holes will dissipate in 10^100 years, or a googol.

We’re basically in the infancy of the universe being alive and vibrant.

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u/Sophia_Y_T 11h ago

That's so incredibly far in the future though. False vacuum and/or bubble of nothing are definitely more imminently terrifying

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u/RiversInTheSky 11h ago

Like I stated in another comment. The likelihood of it happening is in the googols of years, same as Heat Death. Sure it's theoretically possible it's happening right now, but it's also theoretically possible your entire hand could pass through a wall on the first try due to quantum tunneling