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I have no idea why. You can just crunch like 3 equations and see it's impossible as I did in the thread lol. But I guess that doesn't make for good TV
They tried a lot of things that are pretty obviously impossible if you crunch a few numbers or maybe run a basic sim (like the bullet-deflected-by-a-magnet one). I like that they did it tho, many people would be unconvinced by/couldn’t follow the math, and it was a popular show
cause it would be fun to watch them try.
to be honest i really just want to see them source a piece of paper big enough
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𝑇(102): the size of the OBSERVABLE UNIVERSE
That is, after folding paper 102 times its thickness will exceed the size of the observable universe.
