@SleepyTact

How many 1 hour on lightbulbs worth of energy would it take to power a house for six hours?

Since it takes about some 10k kilowatts which is the equivalent of 10 million watts, I would say it will take about several 50 or higher watt lightbulbs to power the said house. Aside from counting in the hundreds of thousands or millions depending on the watts, anyways adieu I'll go sleep now.

See ya lad

@SleepyTact @Mortal Reminder616

Thanks for the answer, Strifecottages are about Several 50 Watt Lightbulbs, how many lightbulbs would that be? Can you please estimate a number?

@SleepyTact

How many Strifecottages do you think a Temporal Paradox could produce?

If we are talking about how the law of time tries to resist against the change of the timeline? Then it could just exponentially rise probably, especially since if all things reset

There will be no order, but purely chaos that continues.

Since usually as for an intrepretation of mine on the law of time, the timeline will split whenever an action deviates from the original flow

Which prevents a change to the timeline and instead is pushed into another one made

To actually change a timeline would require a batshit amount of power

Offtopic but hmm essentially limitless ig? A paradox that continously produces units of chaos, which might be uncountable since the scale of the paradox affects an entire universe

Trillions if not above worth of strifecottages, going to the realm of strifeworlds or smth

@SleepyTact

What about something equivalent to that of a sonic boom inside the Timestream, like the flashpoint paradox from dc comics.

Hmm might shatter some events or disarrange the flow of events, which still would produce a significant amount of chaos stuff since it's not physical or smth

@SleepyTact

What if a certain alternate probability of a past event doesn’t have a greater impact on the world around it, therefore does not create an alternate reality (it’s still create the alternate timeline, but that timeline is still part in the same fundamental existence of that particular reality, thus augments with the Main Timestream.)

do you think that would be possible and what kind of chaos could that cause if it was?

Probably and might create a particular effect of massive chaos

@SleepyTact

I kind of thought about that, my psudoscientific explanation, for that would probably be a Combination of Schrodinger’s Cat & The Mandela Effect.

Imagine that every moment (Hour, Minutes, Seconds) had an nigh-infinite quantity of alternate probabilities, these alternative eventualities become separate timestreams (dimensional bodies of time), but only some of them become parallel realities of the original timeline.

The event that split the time stream did not cause a significant change to history, therefore did not become their own reality and remained augmented to the main timeline, the reason that these alternative events don’t break history is because it’s like the Schrödinger Box, all of those alternate possibilities are happening all at once, but only one of them is dominant.

But nobody knows which event happened until they open the box. Whichever event is the most agreed on to happen is the event that is dominant in the timeline. But since all of these possible events led to the same outcome, it does not break history. However, the reason some people remember certain moments in history differently is because the perceived a different version of that moment in history from the one that is dominant in the main timeline.

That’s what the Mandela Effect is, a person with a slightly different temporal perception of reality, both perceiving and remembering that moment in history from an alternate timeline that’s augmented in the same reality.