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A priest learns that the universe is a tapestry copied from moment to moment by angels, and time only flows because they make mistakes. So he finds a book describing the eyes of angels, and from it derives every law of physics.
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Andrew McAuliffe
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Makes me think of a mystical Wang's Carpet.
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Anton Akhmerov
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Shouldn't the end read "...and disproves the NP-conjecture"?
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Akiva Weinberger
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Turing-complete xerography errors
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Akiva Weinberger
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Hm, I guess all cellular automata could basically be described as sufficiently strange copying mistakes
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ʀօɮɨռ ɖǟʍɨօռ
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Interesting that coherent laws should derive from mistakes rather than chaos.
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Matios Berhe
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GREG. W.T.F. Beautiful.
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Federico Capoani
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Funnily enough, Big Bang theory was first formulated by Georges Lemaître, a Catholic priest.
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Andrey Bronnikov
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"But Lord, there is a math error in Your Ultimate Formula!"
"I know, Albert... I know..."
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Jani Jaakkola
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Please, write a short story about that. I'll pay for it.
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Derek. JUST "Derek. JUST "Derek. JUST "Derek. JUST
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Oh. I'd heard the one where the priest lends an angel his glasses, and the world ends.
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