You can redo your life, but you have to die first | Sci-Fi Short Film: "CTRL Z"
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A recipe for spaghetti carbonara includes boiling spaghetti, cooking guanciale, whisking eggs with cheese and pepper, and combining all ingredients; a non-linear remote device creates save points based on space-time principles, allowing the user to reset to a specific time point, leading to a time loop scenario where the user repeatedly tries to impress a woman before deciding to set her free and move on with life.
Insights
- The device described in the text is a non-linear, existential reformation remote that allows the user to create a save point by pressing a button, enabling them to return to that specific moment upon death.
- Despite the device's capabilities, the user cannot interact with historical figures or alter significant events, emphasizing its limitation as a tool for resetting to a specific point in time rather than manipulating history or reality.
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Recent questions
How does the non-linear reformation remote work?
It creates a fixed point fragmentation using meta-materials.
Can the user interact with historical figures using the device?
No, the user cannot interact with historical figures.
How long has the user been stuck in a time loop?
The user has been stuck in a time loop for three years.
What motivates the user to destroy the device?
The user decides to move forward with their life.
How does the user finally win over the woman?
The user impresses the woman with a genuine interaction.
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Summary
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Classic Spaghetti Carbonara Recipe
- Recipe for classic spaghetti carbonara
- Ingredients: spaghetti, eggs, pecorino cheese, guanciale, black pepper
- Boil spaghetti until al dente
- Cook guanciale until crispy
- Whisk eggs with cheese and pepper
- Combine cooked spaghetti with guanciale
- Add egg mixture, stirring quickly off heat
- Serve immediately, garnish with extra cheese and pepper
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"Time-loop device resets life for user"
- The device is a non-linear, existential reformation remote that creates a fixed point fragmentation by generating meta-materials and nano columns.
- It operates based on Minkowsi’s model of space-time, confirming Einstein's theory of Special Relativity.
- The device creates a save point when a button is pressed, allowing the user to return to that point upon death.
- The user can see events before and after pressing the button, while others continue unaware of any changes.
- The device is made from various items including a soda stream, a gameboy printer, and even plutonium.
- The user has died multiple times but returns to the save point each time.
- The user can't interact with historical figures like Jesus or alter major events like dropping Hitler into a volcano.
- The device is not a time machine but allows the user to reset to a specific point in time.
- The user has been stuck in a time loop for three years, repeatedly trying to impress a woman who has been stood up numerous times.
- The woman eventually agrees to go out with the user after a genuine interaction without any grand gestures.
- The user decides to set the woman free from the time loop and destroy the device to move forward with his life.
