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<blockquote data-quote="RangerWickett" data-source="post: 8330590" data-attributes="member: 63"><p>"It was the year 2021. Russell Morrissey, a humble website owner and game publisher, had just realized that red things go faster than blue things, so he painted the front of a rocket red, and the back of it blue. The front would keep accelerating, out of a desire to go faster than the back half, but since they were connected that could never happen. Thus the rocket would accelerate infinitely, and within a matter of minutes it would travel across the entire universe. Indeed, one could say the speed <em>level</em> would only go <em>up</em>. Russ named the rocket <em>LevelUp</em>, which made sense to him but turned out to be kind of hard to search for in Google.</p><p></p><p>"Russ had cleverly written on the side of the rocket, 'This rocket isn't affected by time dilation,' so that was one bullet dodged. However, when he wanted to slow down, he had to climb outside the ship and paint the nose blue and the back red. It was very hard to actually get the thing to stop.</p><p></p><p>"An associate of Russ's named Ryan realized it would be smarter to just have a dial inside the ship labeled 'front,' and whichever direction it pointed would be become the front of the ship. It became much easier to make the ship accelerate or slow down. But Ryan was super cool about it, and still let Russ take most of the credit. All of humanity's resource needs were solved, and everyone said that Russ guy was pretty neat."</p><p></p><p>There you go, Russ. The fastest ship is <em>LevelUp</em>.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RangerWickett, post: 8330590, member: 63"] "It was the year 2021. Russell Morrissey, a humble website owner and game publisher, had just realized that red things go faster than blue things, so he painted the front of a rocket red, and the back of it blue. The front would keep accelerating, out of a desire to go faster than the back half, but since they were connected that could never happen. Thus the rocket would accelerate infinitely, and within a matter of minutes it would travel across the entire universe. Indeed, one could say the speed [I]level[/I] would only go [I]up[/I]. Russ named the rocket [I]LevelUp[/I], which made sense to him but turned out to be kind of hard to search for in Google. "Russ had cleverly written on the side of the rocket, 'This rocket isn't affected by time dilation,' so that was one bullet dodged. However, when he wanted to slow down, he had to climb outside the ship and paint the nose blue and the back red. It was very hard to actually get the thing to stop. "An associate of Russ's named Ryan realized it would be smarter to just have a dial inside the ship labeled 'front,' and whichever direction it pointed would be become the front of the ship. It became much easier to make the ship accelerate or slow down. But Ryan was super cool about it, and still let Russ take most of the credit. All of humanity's resource needs were solved, and everyone said that Russ guy was pretty neat." There you go, Russ. The fastest ship is [I]LevelUp[/I]. [/QUOTE]
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