@freemo @Pat

Well, then, then I've dug a hole in the ground. I'm sure as kid I've made some tunnels that my arm could fit through. At the beach, for example.

@trinsec @freemo

That's right! I didn't think about that. I was thinking a hole dug to China (from US).

So I guess, "A statement that is logically or literally true (or partly true)...", in this case is partially true, although I'm not sure how a "never" can be partially correct. Anyway, the #TruthBeTold series is just for fun in any case.

@Pat

> I'm not sure how a "never" can be partially correct.

Clearly you are not a physics major :)

"Energy can never be created or destroyed"... ::eyes the casmir effect suspiciously::

@trinsec

@freemo @Pat @trinsec
It doesn't go away- it just gets swept under the rug until it gets kicked up again.

@lucifargundam @freemo @trinsec

>It doesn't go away- it just gets swept under the rug until it gets kicked up again.

I don't understand. Is this a callback to an another thread?

@Pat @freemo @trinsec
He said matter cannot be created or destroyed.

My comparison is that matter doesn't go away (destroyed), it just gets swept under the rug(is hidden or moved) until it gets kicked up again (is brought back to immediate perspective after a reaction).

@lucifargundam @freemo @trinsec

You're referring to vacuum state fluctuations.

@Pat

Yes, or more generally virtual particles.

@lucifargundam @trinsec

@freemo @lucifargundam @trinsec

So, "virtually never".

@freemo @trinsec

>"Clearly you are not a physics major"

I've *never* taken a physics class in my life.

>"> I'm not sure how a "never" can be partially correct."

In a simi-, sub-quantum, non-causal extent, I suppose it could be.

@Pat

> In a simi-, sub-quantum, non-causal extent, I suppose it could be.

Story of my life... so relatable!

@trinsec

@freemo @trinsec

I think we lost real-life relatable with the original toot.

God damnit @cowanon you collapsed the wave function again!

@Pat @trinsec