You can teleport 1 cubic meter of stuff to anywhere on earth one time. How do you maximise chaos?
Posted Nov 9, 2020, 5:57 AM UTC
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Teleport Xi Jinping’s head (minus the rest of his body) to the dais at the next convocation of the Chinese Communist Party.
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God that... That may have an effect... Nice
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crown jewels to the white house
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Ebola
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transport a dildo on Live tv like news or a political speech
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Why just one? Why not a cubic meter of dildos? Go nuts!
Also, paging theydidthemath. How many would that be?
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A cubic meter of antimatter transported to just about anywhere would cause one hell of a chaotic boom
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One cubic meter of a black hole in the core of the earth or in a supernova
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I would teleport a 1m3 cube of white dwarf material about a mile above the surface of the earth. Not only would it be an object that now starts hurtling towards the earth weighing 10^17 kg/m3 which while being the densest material on earth is still only about one ten-millionth of the total mass of the earth. it will however make quite an impact at that mass, ripping through everything the earth has to offer easier than a bullet rips through air. Not only that, but this material in a white dwarf star is around 180,000 deg F so it would ignite everything even remotely close it it with the heat it would be dumping off of it.
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I believe it would explode, or start exploding, instantly upon the pressure change. I don't know how long it'll explode, but I'm betting on hours if not days, maybe for years.
Being so dense, it would burrow through earth like a hot knife thru butter. It would oscillate through the center of the earth. It would eventually settle in the core.
If this happened in non populated areas, it wouldnt do any damage. I think.
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I can't say I know enough about the material to know if it can stay together on its own or if it would explode due to the lack of pressure of the rest of the white dwarf star compressing it. If it did explode out then the amount of energy being released would surely be enough to cause some amazing chaos. a burst of mass that is in the ballpark of the mass of all the water in all the Great Lakes appearing a mile overhead at 180,000deg would be devastating to have rain down.
if the cube did retain its shape, I am a little curious on the oscillation through the earth as it is hard to not visualize the rock and magma and iron core that this would be flying through as providing considerable resistance, but given this is about a trillion times more dense than iron, and iron is a few thousand times more dense than air, punching through the earth would be the equivalent of a ball of steel flying through the vacuum of deep space. This cube would forever rip through our planet back and forth about every 42 minutes for the foreseeable future of humanity. Religions would rise up around it. Scientists would map its trajectories to avoid building cities that would cross its paths over the centuries. If after enough time it cooled to a reasonable temperature and wasn't emitting any sort of radiation, people would vacation to be able to witness this thing burst through the ground, fly into the air, and then plow back down into the earth.
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An cubic meter of stuff teleported to anywhere on Earth would create a nuclear explosion when it appeared intermingled with whatever stuff was already there. To maximize chaos, although that is certainly nothing I would really want to do, I would teleport a cubic meter of granite to the bedrock immediately below Gansu Province, at 35°50′40.9″N 103°27′7.5″E. This is more or less the agreed upon center of China, and the resultant explosion by my estimates (full nuclear release of 2 cubic meters of very hard rock) would be equivalent to 100 million Hiroshima A-bombs. This would wipe out most of China, disrupt the world's economy, put enough dust in the air to cause three years nuclear winter, eliminating all crops and almost immediately starting starvation outside of North America, Australia and Western Europe.
Is that enough chaos?
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The density of granite and bedrock isn't enough to cause fission / fusion even if merged that way.
That would be a neat spot for a nuke. Maybe a cu m of uranium?
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My physics is superficial, and not mathematical so I can't disagree, but keep in mind you have two cubic yards of dense material trying to occupy the same space. I think you would get a pretty good explosion....but I'll take your suggestion and so with a cu of uranium. U-238?
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A solid cubic meter of diamond to the US Mexico border
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Does the stuff I teleport have to be already occupying a cubic meter, or can I draw a cubic meter from multiple locations?
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One, single, cubic meter, exactly.
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a cubic metre of the Sun, teleported to Times square NYC.
Why you gotta vaporize me dude?
Maximum chaos.
What part? Corona? Core? I don't think it would cause much damage. Sure, some people would melt, but is this maximum chaos?
Some people...
A worthy sacrifice?
I've only got one cubic metre to work with to be fair. Someone else on here may have a better idea.