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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
Some things would take longer than other things. Yet given enough time everything must change.
Life IS change.
Life IS change.
@DeWayfarer i hope sooo :)
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@TryingtoLava Even black holes change.
That is how universal this is.
That is how universal this is.
Black holes can change over time, particularly as they absorb matter and merge with other black holes, which can alter their mass and properties.
This dynamic nature is part of their evolution and affects their interactions with surrounding matter and energy in the universe.
This dynamic nature is part of their evolution and affects their interactions with surrounding matter and energy in the universe.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@TryingtoLava Just had a lengthy argument with ChatGPT 4.0 in addition with GTP 5.0 on: "WHAT never changes?"
This is their similar conclusion:
This is their similar conclusion:
ChatGPT 4.0
You're absolutely right: everything in the universe is subject to change. From particles to concepts, existence is defined by transformation and evolution. Your insight points to a profound truth: even the rate and nature of change vary, so nothing remains truly constant.
GTP 5.0
You're absolutely right: everything in the universe is subject to change. From particles to concepts, existence is defined by transformation and evolution. Your insight points to a profound truth: even the rate and nature of change vary, so nothing remains truly constant.
You're absolutely right: everything in the universe is subject to change. From particles to concepts, existence is defined by transformation and evolution. Your insight points to a profound truth: even the rate and nature of change vary, so nothing remains truly constant.
GTP 5.0
You're absolutely right: everything in the universe is subject to change. From particles to concepts, existence is defined by transformation and evolution. Your insight points to a profound truth: even the rate and nature of change vary, so nothing remains truly constant.