SciFi novel brainstorming

>>9823795
no. just as nobody can adequately describe the thoughts and actions of a superintelligent AI or advanced alien being. smart people can pretend to be dumb, but dumb people can't pretend to be smart.

>>9823795
Breaking the "laws" of physics.

>>9824413
that just highlights how little we know about physics. "back then they imagined electrons to be some kind of tiny billiard ball." <hysterical laughter>

>>9823795
Consider it an environmental hazard that is far away.

>>9823795
Try the Count to a Trillion series. Doesn't work up to the K3 level until the last book though.

>>9823795
"The Last Question" by Isaac Asimov, not great detail but general theme.

>>9823795
Imagine a dystopia with lots of toys and manufactured people, endless resources and a long latency.

>>9824316
Whoa.. screencapped..

>>9823795
No because they'll never exist and never could

>>9823795
why would you want to write about an abstract category of nonexistent things instead of something that relates to humans in some way? you might as well just smash your dick on the keyboard at that point.

>>9826068
Oh come on. It's not certain that the Jews will win. Even if they were to do so, God would rise a new species out of rocks.