The rule could be anything, as funny or as serious as you want. The universe will progress in a similar way that it has up until this point, unless your changed rule prevented it from doing so.

Some examples might be:

  • The invention of currency is not allowed.
  • Iron is slightly less stable.
  • The Ancient Greeks are able to cultivate Silphium, which does not go extinct now.
  • Blastboom Strice@mander.xyz
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    21 days ago

    What about going after the law of conservation of energy?😈

    What if energy can be created, destroyed and conserved now? :)

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        21 days ago

        Yeah but in this place nothingness creates energy… so like mini big bangs going off everywhere? Or we talking like zero point energy? Which opens up a bag of worms in our dimension where particles exist and don’t so they’re coming and going from somewhere, maybe this energy dimension lol.

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        21 days ago

        Lol, I wanted to break this law so that we can have infinite energy sources (fun stuff) and to be able to destroy ~useless energy (like thermal energy which is a byproduct of probably all energy conversions), thus reducing entropy and other fun stuff.

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          21 days ago

          Yeah I was just teasing you. That actually seems like one of the more fun ones here… Though there’s some frightening implications.

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            20 days ago

            Haha thanks :)

            And yeah, this could probably quickly either wipe us out (along with possibly everything else) or help us flourish (along with the rest of the world)