Turns out, there’s a rule against exterminating all life in the universe with a wish, but the genie doesn’t know what an electron is or what adding one to every atom will do, so you’ve found yourself a loophole.
Whatever it is that happens, it would be pretty violent.
“What If” had a slightly different, more localized but more concentrated premise it covered once: Electron Moon
Quote:
“This is, by far, the most destructive What-If scenario to date.”
break all chemical bonds immediately, there will probably be further consequences regarding a universal electron imbalance, but we would already be atomised
Turns out, there’s a rule against exterminating all life in the universe with a wish, but the genie doesn’t know what an electron is or what adding one to every atom will do, so you’ve found yourself a loophole.
Genie, while looking up Wikipedia:
Aah, I understand. Nice wish, granted!
Almost
Wouldn’t that make reality crash? Unless the genie can spawn all the electrons at once, but in that case you’d be talking to god.
I’m a physicist, not a genie, and I have no fucking clue what adding an electron to every atom would do. I can’t even begin to fathom the question.
No more universe.
I don’t know either, I just think the consequences would be universally negative.
Whatever it is that happens, it would be pretty violent.
“What If” had a slightly different, more localized but more concentrated premise it covered once:
Electron Moon
Quote:
“This is, by far, the most destructive What-If scenario to date.”
break all chemical bonds immediately, there will probably be further consequences regarding a universal electron imbalance, but we would already be atomised