“Sheldon Cooper, you eat that pie before I call your father.”
“Say, ‘Welcome, Pastor Jeff. The Lord’s pie is warm.’”
“No. It’s about whether you’re real or just a high-entropy statistical accident.”
Sheldon is in his room, watching a VHS tape of Carl Sagan’s Cosmos on a tiny TV. He pauses on a diagram of the Boltzmann brain—a disembodied, self-aware entity that fluctuates into existence from random quantum fluctuations.
“I’ve concluded you’re real. Because no hallucination would tolerate being named Einstein without sarcasm.”
“Exactly. That’s what a Boltzmann brain would say.”
“He’s not tiny. He’s age-appropriate.”
“You raised a tiny atheist philosopher with a graphing addiction.”
Young Sheldon S02e19 Libvpx Patched Guide
“Sheldon Cooper, you eat that pie before I call your father.”
“Say, ‘Welcome, Pastor Jeff. The Lord’s pie is warm.’”
“No. It’s about whether you’re real or just a high-entropy statistical accident.” young sheldon s02e19 libvpx
Sheldon is in his room, watching a VHS tape of Carl Sagan’s Cosmos on a tiny TV. He pauses on a diagram of the Boltzmann brain—a disembodied, self-aware entity that fluctuates into existence from random quantum fluctuations.
“I’ve concluded you’re real. Because no hallucination would tolerate being named Einstein without sarcasm.” “Sheldon Cooper, you eat that pie before I
“Exactly. That’s what a Boltzmann brain would say.”
“He’s not tiny. He’s age-appropriate.” young sheldon s02e19 libvpx
“You raised a tiny atheist philosopher with a graphing addiction.”
