/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2926171

and multiple wives who engage in gladitorial combat to the death with spoons over who gets to be anally destroyed that night.

ask him;

"According to relativity, your mass increases as you approach the speed of light. So say you're going 99% the speed of light where does this mass come from?
Do the atoms in your body somehow gain "more mass" without any new particles appearing, or do random particles start appearing in your organs/bloodstream wreaking havoc on your body?"

I genuinely would like to know.

Also ask him "Is there any way to break the 2nd law of thermodynamics?"
If he says no. Ask "then how did the big bang work?"

>>2375889

I think you've broken physics!

>>2307168

10/10. Nice quick and simple. I'll be using this one!