u/Golden12500

In the new opening for Elbaph Batch 1 we briefly back through the history of the Straw Hat. We see it with Joyboy, Roger, Shanks, and of course Luffy. The weird part is in Roger's quick flash of the history sequence he seems to be on some unspecified island. Every other location in the montage is easily identifiable; Joyboy is with Emet, Shanks is in Windmill Village, and Luffy is on the Sunny(it seems to be in the scene where he tells the others his true dream) but it's not particularly clear where Roger is.

I'm curious what others have been thinking about this. My immediate thought was Laughtale but it'd be ridiculous to reveal it's landscape in an intro before it's own arc so maybe it's Lodestar? We know it can't be Elbaph since it looks nothing like the Underworld and if it were the Sun or Heaven Realm the branches of the tree would be clearly visible. Any other ideas?

u/Golden12500 — 6 days ago

I found this a while back(I think on Discord) and Youtube's music finder has been shit useless in helping me identify the original and full version. r/HelpMeFind doesn't allow video posts so I thought I'd come to the home of Mega Man knowledge for help

u/Golden12500 — 13 days ago

"In Quantum theory, a particle also always chooses the least action path and it chooses multiple least action paths simultaneously"

Quotes like these and other contradictory aspects of Quantum and Classical physics are making me lose my mind. The way some people describe Quantum Physics makes it genuinely just sound like ACTUAL FUCKING MAGIC. Not only that but if only one is true then that would theoretically mean(maybe?) All our macro-scale scientific knowledge is total bullshit without having a Quantum understanding of what's happening.

I'm asking two simple yes or no questions here: 1: Are they both true and 2: If only one is, is all our knowledge of the other just worthless?

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u/Golden12500 — 15 days ago

Mind you, I know infinite energy isn't exactly a plausibility, I'm just asking if something with mass could *in theory* move faster than light if infinite energy were powering it

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u/Golden12500 — 18 days ago